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Mounds View City Council Apri124, 2000 Regular Meeting Page 20 Mayor Coughlin inquired if the applicant would agree to these conditions. Mr. Radamacher stated Exhibit B, labeled the golf course model, would be sufficient, and they would agree to that type of a structure as well. Mayor Coughlin inquired if the applicant was agreeable to the language proposed by the City Attorney. Mr. Radamacher stated this language was acceptable. Mr. McGreedy agreed. City Attorney Long inquired if the Sysco representative also agreed. Phil Seipes, representative of Sysco Foods Service indicated that since the beginning of this process, they have simply stated they required a safe environment for their trucks to operate in, and with the help of City staff, Planning Associate Ericson, Golf Course Superintendent Hammerschmidt, and Mayor Coughlin, he felt that a very good solution had been worked out that date. He stated they could proceed with this, and there would be no interference to the operation of their business. He stated they could continue to grow their business and add more jobs to the City of Mounds View. Ayes - 4 Nays - 0 Motion carried. Mayor Coughlin thanked all parties for their time and efforts in this regard. • G. Consideration of Resolution 5433 Approving Severance Pay for Wallace Mortenson and David Brick. Interim Administrator Ulrich stated before the Council is Resolution 5433, which authorizes severance payments to Wallace Mortenson and David Brick. He indicated the severance for Dave Brick would come from the General Fund, and Wallace Mortenson's severance is funded from the Wastewater Fund. He explained that both accounts have reserve amounts for vacation and sick leave pay offs, and both of these individuals will be leaving on approximately the same date. Interim Administrator Ulrich stated the accrual rate for Dave Brick was formulated in a very similar and exact manner as that of the former Chief of Police, and Mr. Mortenson's accrual rate and severance package is per the contract. He pointed out the contract specifically references health insurance, and he was aware that when the former Police Chief retired, he was informed that this also included dental and life insurance. He explained that subsequent to that time, it appears that dental and life insurance were not specified in the resolution, therefore, the Council may desire to specify whether or not health insurance includes dental or life insurance. Mayor Coughlin stated the same amount of money is involved, and it simply is spent down at a faster rate if the individual buys into several plans. He indicated he would leave this decision up to the retiree. He would ask that the Motioner include this in the record.