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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes April 25, 2000 • Page 10 1 crest Development, Inc. for an amendment to the City's Comprehensive Plan relating to 2 the redevelopment of the Apache Plaza property within the City of St. Anthony. 3 Motion carried unanimously. 4 City Manager Michael Mornson stated that Mr. Tankenoff was in the audience and would 5 provide an update to the Council about the Apache Plaza redevelopment. In the mean- 6 time, Mornson provided the Council with an update regarding critical issues forthcoming 7 in the redevelopment from the City's standpoint. 8 Morrison welcomed Mr. Tankenoff and invited him to address the Council. Mr. 9 Tankenoff stated that Hillcrest Development is continuing to make excellent progress on 10 the site of the Apache Plaza, and have held several meetings with City Staff, City's con- 11 sultant (DSU), and Hillcrest's consultant. 12 Additionally, Mr. Tankenoff stated that Hillcrest Development is taking the stormwater 13 runoff issue seriously and intends to meet or exceed the standards that Rice Creek 14 expects. For the record, Mornson stated that occasionally concerns arise with regard to the funds 16 spent on consultants and other professionals that represent the City's interest in redevel- 17 opment projects. He wished to state that the City has a reimbursement agreement with 18 Hillcrest Development for said fees expended in connection with the redevelopment. 19 Cavanaugh thanked Mr. Tankenoff for his progress report and expressed the Council's 20 appreciation for his excellent work to date. 21 2. Resolution 00-033,Nextel Communications for 4001 Stinson Boulevard; 22 Conditional Use Permit for Antenna Placement. 23 City Manager Morrison invited Mr. Hanson to address the Council on behalf of the Plan- 24 ning Commission. 25 Mr. Hanson explained that the Commission had held a Public Hearing on April 18, 2000 26 to obtain input regarding the proposed antenna placement on the Apache Medical Build- 27 ing. 28 Additionally, Mr. Hanson presented photographic renderings of the proposed installation, 29 including a front, back and side view. The depiction indicated a mechanical room and the 30 antenna installation, as well as an equipment building. Furthermore,the maximum allow- 31 able height above the building is 18 feet per City Ordinance, and the antennas for Nextel are expected to cap at 16 feet.