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Mounds View City Council January 9, 2006 <br />Regular Meeting Page 11 <br />• Council approve the minor subdivision, table the request for additional information, or direct <br />staff to draft a resolution to deny the request. She advised that the applicant is in the audience to <br />answer questions. <br />MOTION/SECOND: Stigney/Flaherty. To waive the reading and adopt Resolution 6704 <br />Approving a Minor Subdivision of 8140 Long Lake Road. <br />Mayor Marty stated he likes to view the property but was not able to in this case. He asked if <br />there is an alley or access to the rear of the property. Community Development Director Ericson <br />indicated there are just easements. <br />Mayor Marty stated it is curious that someone may be interested in buying a parcel that is <br />somewhat landlocked. He referenced Section 1 b in Planning Commission Resolution No. 821- <br />05 indicating: The following language shall be added: "The proposed drainage and utility <br />easement areas as shown herein shall be dedicated to the City of Mounds View by a separate <br />document recorded with Ramsey County." Mayor Marty noted that Council Resolution 6704 <br />does not contain that language and only indicates: "The applicants shall execute drainage and <br />utility easement documents consistent with the easements shown on the Certificate of Survey." <br />He asked if the draft Council resolution covers the requirements of the Planning Commission's <br />resolution. <br />• Director Ericson stated the requirement the Planning Commission had in their resolution was <br />enacted and included on the certificate of survey so that condition has been complied with. <br />Ayes-4 Nays-0 Motion carried. <br />L. Resolution 6694 Authorizing an Agreement with G & H Consultants LLC for <br />Plan Review Assistance Associated with Medtronic Phase I Construction <br />Community Development Director Ericson stated that this is a report originally provided at the <br />December meeting. At that time, the Council had questions on the consultants that would be <br />assisting Building Official Osmonson on the Medtronic project. He advised that staff looked at <br />insurance coverage issues and talked to the League of Minnesota Cities, Trust Division, and the <br />City Attorney. Because staff was not given consistent answers throughout the process, it was <br />determined to require the consultants to provide their own insurance so the City would not need <br />to address the insurance aspect for the plan review. <br />Director Ericson reviewed that Councilmember Thomas had asked why the bid from Ms. Gove <br />and Mr. Hagedorn was so much less. He explained the cost is lower because this would be a <br />joint effort between Building Official Osmonson and the two consultants. Director Ericson <br />advised that staff modified the agreement with G & H Consultants LLC and inserted the <br />requirement that they provide their own insurance, which was the main issue with the Council. <br />He explained that it would be a joint review process but Building Official Osmonson would still <br />. be signing off on the plans. This applies to Phase 1 of the project, which is also clearly spelled <br />out in the agreement. Director Ericson advised that this does not apply to Phase 2 of the project. <br />