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Council Member Marty asked if, after their discussion, the matter could come before a future Work Session, with the neighbors present. Mayor Coughlin stated that discussion of the matter • may not rise to the level of a Work Session, but certainly could be open to the public and any mdlvidual Council Members who desired to address the issue. Acting Administrator Ulrich stated that they should obtain the input of staff, and after their meeting with the owner and neighbors, have staff report back to the Council. Council Member Thomason agreed. She stated that she had a concern regarding the second stipulation, in relation to the requirement that some type of buffer be placed, which would be economically feasible. City Attorney Long stated that he would like the opportunity to research whether or not the matter was previously imposed as a condition of the license. He stated that if the specific steps were outlined through dialogue between the owner and staff, the inclusion of a condition could be added to indicate that if the owner did not act in good faith, action could be taken against the license. He stated that, in consideration of the license renewal deadline, this approach was possibly the best way to bring forward a set of measures that would be workable. Mayor Coughlin assured that the matter would come before the Council in its present membership, they would have the opportunity to revisit the issues, and discuss the reports generated by staff at a later date. S MOTION/SECOND: Thomason/Marty. To Approve the Intoxicating Liquor License Renewal for Robert's Off 10, 2400 County Road H2, with stipulations. Ayes - 4 Nays - 0 Motion carried. L. Consideration of Resolution 5347 Approving the Ninth and Tenth Rider to the Agreement with St. Paul Water Utility to Construct a Bituminous Path within the Right-of--Way on County Road I Mayor Coughlin stated that this item had been approved in regard to the Spring Lake Road re- constructionproject noting, however, that it required a formal resolution in severalty. Director of Public Works Ulrich stated that he had received the Ninth and Tenth Rider from the St. Paul Water Utility, noting that he had not been provided with the first eight Riders to date. He stated that the Ninth pertains to the Realife Cooperative's sidewalk, which would cross a small portion of the St. Paul Water Utility easement. He stated that the sidewalk would be maintained by the City. Director of Public Works Ulrich stated that the Tenth Rider was in regard to a bike/pedestrian path on County Road I. He stated that there were two stipulations in regard to the path. One stipulation was that it was subject to City approval. The second stipulation states that no heavy machinery be operated within five feet of their conduit. He stated that anything larger than a loader would probably be considered heavy equipment. 26N:\DATA\USERSVOANB\SHARE\MINUTES\CC\ 1999\06-28-99.CC