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City Council meeting of June 17, 2002 Page 4 APPROVE PAY REQUEST FROM NATURAL SHORE TECHNOLOGIES FOR CITY HALL LANDSCAPING Natural Shore Technologies submitted its first pay request to the City for work completed to date on the landscaping and plants for the rainwater gardens on the new City Hall site. Laurie McRostie from SEH and staff reviewed the pay request and found it to be consistent with work completed to date. Adoption of the Consent Agenda authorized payment in the amount of $18,167. APPLICATION FOR CHARITABLE GAMBLING LICENSE AT CARPENTERS (NATIONAL ATAXIA FOUNDATION) The City received an application for a charitable gambling license from the National Ataxia Foundation to sell pull -tabs at Carpenters. The National Ataxia Foundation submitted all necessary license application materials, and staff found them consistent with state requirements. Council member Petryk questioned the application, as they were not a local organization. A brief history of their past operation at Carpenter's was provided to Council member Petryk. Petryk made motion, Granger seconded, to approve the charitable gambling license for National Ataxia Foundation to sell pull -tabs at Carpenter's, 14559 Forest Boulevard, and waiver of the 30 -day requirement, if necessary. All aye. Motion Carried. ADDITIONAL MNDOT FUNDING FOR SIGNAL ar. TH61 AND 140M STREET City Engineer Dave Mitchell received information from MnDOT officials that additional funding has been secured for the TH61 and 14& Street signalization project. Mike Kowski from MnDOT notified the City that $51,300 of the $54,000 from the City of Hastings project will be redirected to the City of Hugo's project, bringing that up to the $270,000 limit set by the Municipal Agreement Selection Committee. As this item was for informational purposes only, no Council action was necessary. DISCUSSION OF TOM JACKSON PROPERTY (STOCKNESS CONSTRUCTION) At its June 3, 2002 meeting, the Council tabled action on the proposed 19,200 sq ft building requested by Stockness Construction and Tom Jackson, the owner of the property. Council directed staff to work with Tom to explore any and all opportunities to master plan his property with the City's adjacent property. City staff explored the options and discovered that the timing was not sufficient to allow this work to be done, and Tom Jackson would like to proceed immediately with his project. City staff recommended Council approve the request from Stockness Construction to construct a 19,200 sq ft building, which includes a condition requiring adequate access and a separate site plan review prior to constructing additional buildings on the site. Miron made motion, Petryk seconded, to adopt RESOLUTION 2002-26 APPROVING A SITE PLAN AND CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT FOR STOCKNESS CONSTRUCTION AND TOM JACKSON FOR PROPERTY DESCRIBED AS LOT 4, BLOCK 1, BEIP 4T" ADDITION.