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• to final review of the landscaping and signage by the Planning Board. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Fornell then told the Council there was some question regarding the title to the property since the easterly 70 feet had been dedicated to the Leslie Paper Company and Gay Realty had been unsuccessful in having the parcel along with the rest of the office park replatted. The Mayor said the City has insisted that all property be platted when conveyed and moved that condition to the approval . Motion by Mayor Miedtke and seconded by Councilman Haik that the approval of the Comstrand building permit will be subject to the condition that there will be no occupancy until the property is properly replatted. Motion carried unanimously. Councilman Sauer indicated his interest in having a Certificate of Occupancy developed and Councilman Stauffer said she thought such a document would have been a useful tool for assuring better maintenance of the "property at 39th and Silver Lake Road" . The Manager said the certificate will also provide the City an opportu- nity to review new tenants as to their conformance to the City 's re- quirements for parking and fire safety. • Mr. Marks will convey the Council's interest in having such a document written for their consideration. The Planning Board representative then reported the Board is holding a special session November lst to select from the planning firms they had interviewed October 18th, the firm who will make the Commercial Areas Study. Council members felt the interest shown by City residents regarding the upgrading of the St. Anthony Shopping Center indicated an urgency for action to be taken in this regard. Plans for the shelter structure to be erected in Central Park were pre- sented by the Manager who reported that Constructive Design, Inc. , had prepared them for an amount under the $500 which had been authorized by the Council. Motion by Councilman Sundland and seconded by Councilman Sauer to approve the design for the shelter structure to be built in Central Park. Motion carried unanimously. It was agreed that having the neighbors review the plans would delay an immediate start on construction. The October 10th comments from the Chairman of the Community Services Advisory Council regarding other uses of Community Development Funds • was discussed but it was the consensus that there should be no change (3)