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-7- of remaining on good terms with neighboring municipalities and Councilman Letourneau reminded that it will be much more expensive to make the improvements later if they are not done in conjunction with the rebuilding of County Road C, but the Council indicated they would not be comfortable with going ahead with the project since there had been no documented assurance from Roseville that they intended to loop Anthony Lane through Roseville to County Road C; the would agree g ree to a joint powers agreement for the storm sewer participation or guarantee run off would be restricted and, since the deadline for approval was the next day, made the following: Motion by Councilman Ranallo and seconded by Councilman Sundland to reject the bids of Ro-So Contracting, Hennen Construction and Widmer Brothers for the St. Anthony Lane Project, 78-01 . Motion carried unanimously. Motion by Councilman Sundland and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to adopt Resolution 79-038. RESOLUTION 79-038 A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE CONTRACTOR TO NOT PERFORM UNDER SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT NO. 1 TO AGREEMENT NO. PW-22-10-78. • Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Bernu then continued his request for an access to the proposed warehouse. He pointed out the possible advantages to the City and the property owners along Anthony Lane for a turn around in the driveway for emergency and maintenance vehicles and promised if his firm proceeded with its construction plans , to aid the City in its water line loop. He discussed the amount of traffic he anticipated would be generated by the warehouse and assured those present the required 130 parking spaces for the warehouse would never be full . Mr. Swanson and Mr. Miner reiterated their opposi- tion to having trucks from the warehouse increasing the congestion at the County Road C intersection and when the Mayor called for a motion on the request, none was offered. The hearing was closed at 10 : 15 p.m. and the meeting recessed until 10 : 30 p.m. when the request for $1 ,000 ,000 City revenue bonds for Special Parts , Inc. was considered. Eric Anderson and Warren E. Mack, of the Fredrickson, Byron, Colborn, Bisbee & Hansen law firm, were present to discuss the request their firm had made May 30, 1979 on behalf of their clients , Robert and Beverly Stafford, 2519 Arthur Street, for a preliminary resolution approving the bonds for a 35, 000 square foot manufacturing facility to be built in the south west corner of the St. Anthony Office Park. Mr. and Mrs . Stafford then discussed the anticipated costs of the project and type of • financing with the City Attorney. The Dorsey firm's official com- ments on the proposal had been given by Bill Soth in his letter of June 7 to Mr. Fornell, which was included in the Agenda along with other supporting data.