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City Council meeting of November 15, 2004 Page 7 gymnasium, as per the recommended payment schedule proposed by Finance Director Ron Otkin. All aye. Motion Carried. ACQUISITION OF EASEMENTS FOR PELOOUIN INDUSTRIAL PARK PROJECT At its November 1, 2004 meeting, Council addressed a citizen request raised by Council member Chuck Haas, as to final payment for the acquisition of easements for the Peloquin Industrial Public Improvement Project. Staff was directed to review final payments to five property owners and determine whether or not interest had been included in final payment. Finance Director Ron Otkin prepared a spread sheet that indicates the amount paid by the City for the acquisition of easements, as well as accrued interest. Haas made motion, Puleo seconded, to approve the easement acquisition schedule, including interest that will be paid to the five property owners. All aye. Motion Carried. DISCUSSION OF METRO GREENWAYS GRANT APPLICATION DISCUSSION OF MNDNR OUTDOOR RECREATION GRANT PROGRAM Miron made motion, Haas seconded, to table discussion of these matters until a later date. All aye. Motion Carried. REVIEW SUP FOR BALD EAGLE SPORTSMAN ASSOCIATION As per the Special Use Permit for the Bald Eagle Sportsman Association (BESA), Council must conduct a review in even years of the terms and conditions of the SUP. City staff received two certified letters, a number of emails, and telephone calls from a homeowner in the Dellwood Ridge neighborhood, who desires to have this issue discussed by residents living in and near the BESA 40 -acre parcel. Mayor Fran Miron and CD Director Bryan Bear met on October 21, 2004 with a number of neighbors living adjacent to the site. The neighbors presented a Power Point presentation on their concerns and issues, and spent time discussing its expected income. Those neighbors were invited to the November 15, 2004 Council meeting in order to present their issues and concerns. Council member Frank Puleo stated that he will refrain from discussion and voting on this matter because of his BESA membership. Council listened to a Power Point presentation from Bryan Bear, which outlined certain conditions of the SUP as having not been met, according to adjoining property owners. He also stated that the SUP meets all 25 conditions. BESA president Doug Stebbens stated that the club had some ideas for noise abatement and outlined lead reclamation that has taken place on the property. Neighborhood spokesperson Kevin Rhodes addressed Council voicing concerns with signs and fencing, noise, lead pollution, and lighting. Miron made motion, Petryk seconded, directing staff to work with the BESA on a noise abatement and lead reclamation plan, and direct BESA to repair fencing and replace required signs by August 5, 2005. VOTING AYE: Haas, Petryk, Miron