2000.05.16 CC Minutes - Continued

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MINUTES FOR THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 16, 2000 Mayor Walter Stoltzman reconvened the Council meeting of May 15, 2000 at 7:00 pm. PRESENT: Barnes, Haas, Leroux, Petryk, Stoltzman City Administrator, Mike Ericson City Attorney, Dave Snyder City Engineer, Dave Mitchell City Clerk, Mary Ann Creager BALD EAGLE INDUSTRIAL PARK 4TH ADDITION — DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT The developer disagrees with the storm water ponding fees calculated by the City's Water Resource Engineer, Pete Willenbring. The City Attorney outlined three options available to resolve the disagreement. After a lengthy discussion of the options: Barnes made motion, Haas seconded, that the Development Veement be modified to permit the City to reexamine its storm water ponding fees for the BEIP 4 Addition. In the event the Jackson family does not accept the final calculation, the parties would go into binding arbitration. The Development Agreement shall also be subject to the seven conditions outlined in the City Attorney's memo of May 12, 2000. All aye. Motion Carried. PARKING AT SUBWAY — RICHARD GRANGER The owner/operator of the Subway located at 147h Street and TH61 has agreed to allow bike trail users to use his parking area and restroom facilities in exchange for Washington County moving the fencing in front of establishment to allow for customer parking. The Council was in agreement that they had no objection to this arrangement. Stoltzman made motion, Petryk seconded, that a letter be forwarded to County Commissioner, Dennis Hegberg, stating that Hugo has no objection to the County working with Subway to provide parking facilities for bike trail users in exchange for parking in County right-of-way. Landscaping shall be placed at site after removal of the fence. All aye. Motion Carried. GREENE AVENUE RESTORATION The City Engineer was contacted by three residents regarding their interest in concrete curb and gutter for the east side of Greene Avenue. Because 100% of the improvements would not be paid by benefiting property owners, the restoration of the Greene Avenue will proceed along as previously agreed. PURCHASE OF BERNIN PROPERTY Council member Barnes has developed a draft offer for purchase of the Bernin property one Greene Avenue. The City Attorney suggested that Bob Briggs of his office draft a formal agreement using Council member Barnes' guidelines.