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is a time problem and they would like to begin construction as soon as possible.
Administrator Achen asked how long it would be before the final plat would be prepared.
Mr. Steinmueller replied that he would be taking it in tomorrow but had been told it
might take a few weeks before it was finished.
Administrator Achen asked who the legal owner of the property was. Mr. Steinmueller
replied that he was. Administrator Achen pointed out that there would be a problem in
giving final approval since the development agreements would have to be drawn up for
each parcel.
Attorney Meyers stated that if the owner of the property is willing to sign both
development agreements, the final plat could be approved at this time. He added that
they should have proof that the land has been sold to Mr. Thesenga, such as a copy of
the deed.
Councilmember Rowley stated that she had a problem with giving final approval at the
same time as the preliminary approval. She explained that she has no problem with the
preliminary plat the way it is but does not want to rush through on the final plat,
and asked if the City has approved both preliminary plats and final plats together
before. Administrator Achen replied that they had not in the time he has been with the
City.
Mr. Thesenga stated that he has done everything possible to comply with what the City
has required.
Councilmember Ziebarth asked if the entry on the south side of the NASCO property
was a delivery area since it is just 40' from the curb cut. Mr. Thesenga replied that
it was a garage for his car, and not a delivery area.
Councilmember Ziebarth asked what size delivery vehicles they expect to have, since
the area between the two buildings is only 120', with delivery stalls in between. Mr.
Thesenga replied that they would be 40' vehicles and pointed out that most of the
delivery docks are not directly across from each other, so there should be adequate
maneuvering space.
Councilmember Ziebarth asked if the developers were aware of the SDM charge. Mr.
Steinmueller and Mr. Thesenga replied that they were very aware of it.
Councilmember Ziebarth stated that he did not necessarily feel that giving approval on
the final plat now was such a bad idea, and pointed out that if there is a difference
between the preliminary plat and final plat, it would automatically go back to the
Council. He added that he does rot want to hold up the development two or three weeks.
Councilmember Rowley asked how soon a building permit could be drawn. Official Rose
replied that he could not issue a building permit until the Council has approved the
development agreement.
Acting Mayor Hodges closed the public hearing and reopened the regular meeting.
MSP (Baumgartner - Rowley) to approve the preliminary plat of Midway Industrial Supply,
Inc., and Thesenga Land Company, at 2140 Mustang Road. 4 ayes