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• 3 I Councilman Haik said she was disappointed that consideration was being given to this proposal before the new zoning ordinance had been adopted. Motion by Councilman Sundland and seconded by Mayor Miedtke to authorize the construction of the warehouse as presented on Lot 3, Block 1, Henkel Addition, by Mr. Clarence Gould with landscaping as indicated under the condition that future parking be provided to the rear of the property. Voting on the motion: Aye: Sundland and Miedtke Nay: Sauer, Haik and Stauffer Motion not carried. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Henkel, owners of the property, then protested the decision and pointed out that the land was zoned Light Industrial. Councilman Haik;r-equested the City Attorney to comment, and when he could give no justification for not allowing the proposed building to be built, the three councilmen who had voted against agreed to a recall of the motion: Voting on the motion: • Motion carried unanimously. Councilman Sauer, Chairman of the advisory committee authorized by the Council to study the rebuilding of 29th Avenue, said the committee recommended construction of the parkway design which had been revised to secure 14SA funding. Mr. Thomas Shaeffer, Co-chairman of the T.A.P. 29th Ave. Association, said 99% of the property owners along 29th Ave. and the adjoining properties approved of the proposal. Mr. Omar Shabaz, Co-chairman of T.A.P. wanted more time to ascertain what the property owners wanted done about the construction of sidewalks along the street. The •Ma.nager also duggested delaying that decision until it could be determined whether there would be sufficient MSA funds to pay for walkways. The sidewalks could be added to the final plans before the construction begins in the spring. Councilman Stauffer's suggestion that consideration of the installation of sidewalks be eliminated from action taken by the Council was adopted. It was also agreed that the formula for setting the amount to be charged against each piece of property could not be determined until the Council knew what the extent of state funding would be for the project. Motion by Councilman Sundland and seconded by Councilman Sauer to direct the City Engineer to prepare the construction plans and specifications for the reconstruction of 29th Avenue from Stinson Blvd. to Highway 8, as per the plans • tentatively agreed to by the State Highway Department, with construction to start during the 1976 construction season. Motion carried unanimously. T e Mayor then disbanded the advisory committee and recessed the meeting at