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HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000051_pg233MOUNDS VIEW CITY COUNCIL Page 3 Regular Meeting November 13, 1979 Sharon McCarthy, 7760 Long Lake Rd., asked what would happen with the holding ponds should Hwy. 10 be upgraded? Wood replied that in such a case, the proposed site would be required for an interchange. She was also concerned with the amount of parking spaces - -would like to see more buffer. Don Neis, 8340 Red Oak Drive, was concerned about the possibility of the rental space going unoccupied, as other buildings in the area are. He was also concerned about the traffic increase caused by customers of the other tenants. Winnick assured that the tenants would be of a high quality, i.e., lawyers, realtors, accountants, etc., and traffic should be minimal. Councilmembers agreed the proposed development would be an asset to the community, but that the major issue is traffic control. Resolution #1046 was read to those present. Ziebarth moved, seconded by Hodges, to adopt Resolution #1046 giving conceptual approval of site plan approval for an office building with a detached banking facility proposed by Sahara Investment Co. 5 ayes 0 nays Mayor McCarty closed the public hearing and reopened the regular meeting. 7c. SAHARA INVESTMENT CO. PUBLIC HEARING (Cont'd) Neil Loeding, 5046 Longview Drive, presented 5. RESIDENTS REQUESTS & a petition from 36 concerned citizens (see COMMENTS FROM THE FLOOR attached), plus a check in the amount of $1,000 addressed to Dr. Machmeier. These citizens feel this is a way of repairing damage they feel was done to Machmeier's reputation by raising the money to pay for the bill. McCarty moved, seconded by Forslund, that the City honor this commitment and, with City funds, pay Machmeier the $1,000. 2 ayes 3 nays (Nay votes: Rowley, Ziebarth, Hodges. Reasons: Rowley felt the City's obligation was fulfilled with the $200 payment which was authorized by Council. Therefore, the City has no further obligation since Machmeier failed to state what his intentions were. Ziebarth felt the City should hold off paying Machmeier until the matter is discussed with him and the issue is resolved.)