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City Council meeting of November 21, 2005 Page 6 Granger made motion, Haas seconded, to forward a letter to the Anderson family stating that they will have until December 2, 2005 to sign the Purchase Agreement for their property or the agreement will be null and void. All aye. Motion Carried. AGREEMENT WITH ATKINSON'S REGARDING ASSESSMENT FOR PELOOUIN INDUSTRIAL PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT PROJECT After meeting a meeting with Dean and Ruby Atkinson and City officials, the City and Dean and Ruby Atkinson have agreed to settle litigation with regard to their assessment for improvements in the Peloquin Industrial Park. Miron made motion, Puleo seconded, to accept the suggested terms of agreement and direct the City Attorney to draft a Letter of Agreement between the City of Hugo and Dean and Ruby Atkinson. All aye. Motion Carried. DISCUSSION ON REQUEST FOR CITY SKATE PARK A petition has been submitted to the City signed by more than 150 youth and residents of the City of Hugo requesting Council consider the construction of a City skate park. The petition was drafted by Pete Rainer and his son Joe, who addressed Council on this issue outlining why they think such a facility is needed in the community. Miron made motion, Haas seconded, direct staff to forward this request to the Parks Commission, including a location and cost estimates, for official City action with a recommendation back to Council at a later date. All aye. Motion Carried. DISCUSSION OF CONCEPT PLAN FOR STONEY RIVER DEVELOPMENT (JIM BEVER PROPERTY) Stoney River Development is requesting a Rural Preservation Housing Development Concept Plan Review of "Enchanted Waters" consisting of 13 single-family homes on 40 -acres of property bisected by 132nd Street, generally east of Goodview Avenue. The homes will be constructed on the southern 20 - acres of the property, and the northern 20 -acre section of the property will be preserved in its current natural state. The thirteen single-family homes on .75 and 1 -acre lots will share a community septic system and be accessible by a new street/temporary cul-de-sac with access provided from 132nd St. The Planning Commission reviewed the concept plan at their November 10th meeting and provided comments to the applicant. Council reviewed and discussed the concept plan and provided the applicant with informal comments to revise the plan to 12 home sites and address additional funding to cover costs for the recent blacktopping of 132nd Street. No formal action of Council was taken.