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could be verified by the plans which Administrator Achen has. He indicated that he
would, at some future time, like to hook up to the storm sewer.
Councilmember Ziebarth expressed concern with the angle of the driveway coming in
from County Road H, in that traffic must swing wide on H to make the turn. Mr. Hall
said he does plan on widening the drive, which was indicated in the plans.
Mr. Hall stated that there were presently a few areas of the contract that he was
uncomfortable with, e.g., the stipulation that the building could be torn down if
he did not meet up with the specifications, or that an extension might not be
granted if he did not complete the remodeling on time.
Attorney Meyers stated those provisions were in the contract to protect the City from
problems that have arose in other cases.
MSP (Pickax- Ziebarth) to direct the City Attorney to update the development agreement
;176 -1 for Charles Hall in conformance with the staff recommendations of the items
that were in the development agreement previously. 5 ayes
DEVELOPME1NT AGREEMENT - ST. PAUL RENT-ALL WAREHOUSE ADDITION
Robert Smith, Attorney for Vern Gustafson, asked the Council
warehouse addition to the St. Paul Rent -All to May 23, 1977,
time to speak with Attorney Meyers and work out any problems
Councilmember Ziebarth mentioned the flashing sign ordinance
Mr. Gustafson replied that he has moved the flashing sign to
It is for rent and was out front for display purposes.
to move approval of the
in order to give him
that might come up.
of Mounds View, and
the back of his lot.
Mayor Pickar stated that th e approval of the warehouse addition would be moved to
the May 23 agenda.
MUNICIPAL BUILDING USE - LUTHERAN CHURCHES' COUNSELLING /REFERRAL SERVICE FOR APARTMENT
RESIDENTS
Sunrise Methodist, Abiding Savior Lutheran and Cross of Glory Lutheran churches have
requested use of the city hall basement kitchen as an office for conducting a
counselling /referral service. This service is designed for use of local apartment
dwellers.
The use would be from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Administrator Achen reported that this would be on a trial basis, to see how the
referral service is accepted. The councelling service would be responsible for
their own furnishings and phone.
Councilmember Rowley questioned where all the supplies presently stored in the kitchen
would be placed, and suggested that perhaps it would be better for the counselling
service to be held in one of the churches, since they would have a better atmosphere
and more appropriate facilities.
Administrator Achen stated that he could indicate to the church members that the use
of the kitchen was to be a temnorary start -up facility. It was agreed that Administrator
Achen should speak to the members and explain the situation.