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Mounds View City Council August 13, 2001 Regular Meeting Page 6 Community Development Director Ericson stated he had left a message for the County to seek permission from them for signage. He said the County is looking into installing crosswalk signs that would not be typical. Throughout the County, there is no signage utilized to call attention to crosswalks at intersections. The intent is to install some type of signage. Staff has not spoken with the developer yet regarding signage on the other side of the access. However, Staff has discussed adding striping on the trailway, which the developer has made arrangements to complete. Also, Staff has not yet discussed drawing attention to motorists that there is a trailway. He stated the City and developer are looking into the best way to make sure it is well marked. Council Member Stigney pointed out the actual resolution doesn't state the City should be provided with a Mylar copy of the site plan as builts. Community Development Director Ericson responded it is in the development agreement and should be in the resolution. Community Development Director Ericson noticed the Resolution is numbered wrong. He said the considerations should be renumbered, and the current number 12 should be amended to include a Mylar copy of the site shall be provided. MOTION/SECOND: Stigney/Thomas. To Waive the Reading and Approve Resolution 5600, A Resolution to Conditionally Accept the Public Improvements. Ayes - 5 Nays - 0 Motion carried. 7. COUNCIL BUSINESS A. Continuation of Public Hearing to Consider the Intoxicating Liquor and Sunday Sales License Applications for Topa Corporation dba Donatelle's. Mayor Sonterre opened the public hearing at 7:56 p.m. Assistant to the City Administrator Reed stated this issue was before the Council in June and July and she was pleased to report it can move forward. Topa Corporation has changed the business name to Notty Pine. The public hearing had been advertised with Topa Corporation as the name. She continued that Mr. Stuart, the applicant is present. He met with Staff to assure all requirements were being met. The background check has been completed and is satisfactory. The Department of Revenue has given their approval to issue the license. The Health Department has a few more hours of work to complete, though they reported they don't have any hesitations in issuing a restaurant license. The applicant still needs to acquire an intoxicating liquor license, which is later in this agenda. Mr. Stuart, applicant, invited questions. Council Member Stigney questioned when the restaurant will open. Mr. Stuart replied he hoped in 10 days to 2 weeks. He added that hiring will be the biggest obstacle. The restaurant will have a similar menu to the Main Event restaurant. There will be a short menu early on in the business, and more choices will be added in time.