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-5- • Attorney advised none of this should be a legal concern of the City and a decision on the request for subdivision without platting would be made independent of any negotiations between private parties . Com- missioner Bowerman concurred, saying it had been the decision of the Planning Commission that the only question they had before them was whether to recommend the subdivision without platting of a parcel which could result in two buildable lots of approximately 9 ,.600 and 11,000 square feet. The recollection was that the triangular piece of the property had originally been created when the County had contemplated a road improve- ment which never materialized and the Walbons had finally been determined to own the parcel and had paid back taxes for ten years on it. Mr. Halva stated his client would be willing to accept any drawing of lot lines the City wants and tabling the matter would be no problem since there are no plans to build on the property at this time . He added a delay would give him an opportunity to research just what limitations the County would place on drawing the lot lines and to- continue negotiations with Mrs.. Dorumsgaard, who had also indicated she wanted the matter tabled. Councilman Ranallo again indicated his concern about creating a non-conforming lot. Motion by Councilman Ranallo and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to table action until the March 13th Council meeting on the Walbon request for subdividing without platting of their property on the corner of • 33rd Avenue N.E. and Old Highway 8. Motion carried unanimously. The consideration of the final plat for the Midland Park Addition included a discussion of the berming for that office building signage . Councilman Marks indicated he perceived it had been that signage , along with the .signage for the real estate office on Silver Lake Road, which had been the impetus for the new Sign Ordinance.. Councilman Enrooth said he believed the berming for the Midland Office building signage had in the long run been validated with the final elevations for County Road C. Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to, approve the final platting of Lots 3 and 4., Block 2 , St. Anthony Office Park Addition (.281.7 Anthony Lane South) as the Midland Park Addition, which would combine- the two lots and officially transfer a 60 foot X 212 . 46 foot tract of land to the westerly abutting property. Motion carried unanimously. Joann Nelson, President of Recycling Unlimited discussed her offer to provide curb-side pickup for recyclable materials in the City, as her non-profit company is now doing in Minneapolis- and St. Paul and other suburban .communities . Sheindicated she would like to begin • the service in St. Anthony in April, at the same time the program is initiated in New Brighton , and Ms . Nelson indicated she hoped, in the interim, a publicity program to educate the residents about the service would be undertaken by the City .