07/02/1979 - City Council Regular
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MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE EAGAN CITY COUNCIL
EAGAN, MINNESOTA
JULY 2, 1979
A regular meeting of the Eagan City Council was held on'
July 2, 1979, at 6:30 p.m. at the Eagan City Hall. Those
members present were: Mayor Murphy, Councilmembers Parranto,
Smith, Egan and Wachter. Also present were City Administrator
Hedges, City Public Works Director Colbert, City Engineer
Rosene and City Attorney Hauge.
AGENDA
Egan moved and Parranto seconded the motion, all members
voted in favor, to approve the agenda with certain adjustments
as to location of items on the agenda.
MINUTES
Wachter moved and Egan seconded the motion, all members
voted yes, to approve the minutes of June 19, 1979, with the
exception on page 3 regarding Cedar Grove intersection stop
signs that the following list included in the minutes be
referred to; on Page 5, that the four-lane urban road is
generally safer than two-lane rural road and further, that
Councilmember Smith suggested that the storm sewer not be
installed under the center of the roadway in relation to the
Pilot Knob Road storm sewer and road improvement hearing.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Fire Chief Bob Childers was present. He indicated that
the bids on Fire Station #3 and Fire Station #1 improvements
had been opened on Wednesday, June 27th, and the low bid was
approximately $251,600. The low bids on the fire equipment
included truck and equipment, pumper truck and rescue truck
were also reviewed. It was noted that the estimate on the
building improvements was $120,000 and Mr. Childers requested
a continuance until the next regular meeting to review the
bids and recommend deductions. Wachter moved and Parranto
seconded the motion, all members voted in favor, to refer the
bids to the Public Works Committee for its meeting on Thursday,
July 5, 1979, at 8 a.m. and report back to the Council.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Police Chief DesLauriers was present.
1. Civil Defense Director. A letter from Larry Mills,
the Dakota County Executive Secretary, was reviewed requesting
input from the Council regarding a civil defense program
within the County. The staff recommended the following:
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a. Whether the civil defense department ought to be
independent or under another County department and the
staff's recommendation was that it be within a
department, e.g., sheriff's department.
b. That each city maintain its own civil defense
unit.
c. That there be training for civil defense personnel
and that there be no change in the training process.
d. That the civil defense director's job description
should be defined at the State level.
e. That there should be continued coordination with
the County civil defense director.
Wachter moved and Smith seconded the motion to endorse the
recommendations of the City staff and to authorize a repre-
sentative from the City to attend a County Civil Defense
Coordinating Committee meeting. All members voted in favor.
PARK DEPARTMENT
City Administrator Tom Hedges reported and indicated that
a grant,for purchase of park land in Section 9,from the State
of Minnesota in the sum of $33,250 consisting of 25% had been
received. Eagan's share of 25% could be paid from $22,000
in the present park site fund from Section 9 with additional
funds being necessary. Parranto moved and Egan seconded the
motion to accept the recommendations for approval of the grant
assistance agreement with the State of Minnesota for the
receipt of the funds. All members voted in favor.
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Public Works Director Colbert reported.
1. Johnny Cake Ridge Road Bike Trail. Mr. Colbert
stated that the Dakota County Park Director, Chuck Lowery, had
requested approval for a 10 foot bituminous bike trail along
Johnny Cake Ridge Road from Cliff Road to the Minnesota Zoo.
Wachter moved and Parranto seconded the motion, all members
voted in favor, to approve the request including the plans and
specifications and to authorize construction of the County bike
trail within City right of way on Johnny Cake Ridge Road as
proposed.
2. CPA Easement - Duckwood Park. Cooperative Power
Association requested the grant of a 34 foot easement on the
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easterly side of the Duckwood Park for the installation of a
69 KV transmission line along the west side of Lexington
Avenue. Mr. Colbert and the Park Director recommended approval.
Smith moved and Wachter seconded the motion, all members voted
yes, to authorize the execution of the easement for power line
transmission purposes to Cooperative Power Association.
3. Carlson Lake Storm Water Pump. Mr. David Peterson,
owner of property on the North side of Carlson Lake, appeared
and stated that due to recent heavy rains that his property
is in danger of being flooded and requested that the pump be
installed and that Carlson Lake be pumped immediately. There
was discussion concerning controls on development until the
resolution of the total storm drainage problem is completed
and also discussion as to pumping down the water into the
sanitary sewer trunk line in the Thomas Lake - Carlson Lake
area. After considerable discussion, Smith moved and Egan
seconded the motion that the Public Works Department prepare
plans and activate the plans for the reduction of Carlson
Lake level and Thomas Lake level to avoid the current high
water to permit the City adequate time to achieve a permanent
solution for the problem. All members voted in favor.
PROJECT #271 - GOPHER EAGAN FIRST ADDITION UTILITIES
Mayor Murphy convened the hearing regarding Improvement
Project #271 consisting of Gopher Eagan First Addition utilities -
sanitary sewer, water and storm sewer. City Engineer Rosene
explained the project and there were no objections. Smith
moved and Egan seconded the motion, all members voted in favor,
to close the hearing, order in the project and to prepare
the plans and specifications.
PROJECT #273 - DEERWOOD DRIVE STREET IMPROVEMENTS
The next public hearing convened by Mayor Murphy consisted
of Project #273 covering street improvements from Pilot Knob
Road easterly one-quarter mile. A number of affected property
owners on each side of Deerwood Drive were present. Some
suggested the sidewalk be located on the south side due to
terrain problems. There were other suggestions by property
owners but no strong objections to the project. Generally
those present favored the installation of the improvements
including Father Nygaard from St. John Neumann Catholic
Church who was present. There was considerable discussion
concerning the storm drainage and the City Engineer recommended
no catch basins. He recommended that street drainage be used
at the present time and that in the future that the trunk;
installation be installed when development warrants such
construction. Smith moved and Wachter seconded the motion to
close the hearing, to order in the project and to direct the City
Engineer to prepare the plans and specifications showing alternate
sidewalks on the north and the south sides of Deerwood Drive.
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VIRGIL SCHAFF BUILDING PERMIT
Mr. Virgil Schaaf's application for a building permit on
Lot 3, Auditor's Subdivision, on the south side of Highway #55
was next considered. A plan for a proposed future subdivison
of the area was submitted by a representative of the Schaaf
family as requested by the Council according to a ground and
building plan dated June 1, 1979. Parranto moved and Wachter
seconded the motion, all members voted in favor, to approve
the building permit application subject to all ordinance
requirements.
1-494 INTERCHANGE
Mr. Colbert briefly detailed the progress to date including
the Mn/DOT proposal for the construction of 1-494 in the Pilot
Knob Road area. He recommended, however, that further study
be made. Egan moved and Smith seconded the motion to continue
the matter to the next meeting to review the most recent
report from Mn/DOT which had not been distributed to the Council.
all members voted in favor.
PROJECT #79-10 - CEDAR AVENUE TRUNK STORM SEWER
It was noted that Mn/DOT will participate in the cost
and the project must be reviewed and approved by Mn/DOT.
Representatives of the apparent low bidder, Encon Utilities,
Inc., Dick Kavaney, Attorney, and Mr. Enwright appeared and
indicated that three errors were made in the bid by Encon
totalling approximately $45,000. They requested that they be
allowed to withdraw their bid because it would work a hardship
on Encon. Smith moved and Parranto seconded the motion, all
members voted in favor, to continue the application for a short
time during the meeting to permit the Engineer and Public
Works Director to review the bid and the errors and report
back to the Council. Later in the meeting, the Engineer
reported back and indicated the $44,760 approximately had
inadvertently been excluded in the bid and that the second
low bidder was $14,641 higher than Encon's bid. After review-
ing the reasons for the request and the hardship involved,
Smith moved and Wachter seconded the motion to grant the
request to permit Encon to cancel its bid and that the contract
be awarded to the second low bidder, Richard Knutson, Inc.,
in the sum of $551,053. All members voted in favor.
NICHOLS ROAD - OLD CEDAR AVENUE
City Administrator Hedges indicated that seven letters
had been received suggesting name changes for old Cedar Avenue
to comply with the request of Mn/DOT. After reviewing the
recommendations, Murphy moved and Wachter seconded the motion,
all members voted in favor, to recommend that old Cedar Avenue
be renamed Nichols Road and that the name be forwarded to Mn/DOT
for final approval.
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DARYL BORNEMAN CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
Mr. Daryl Borneman appeared on behalf of his application
for conditional use permit for automobile training center on
Lot 4, Block 1, Barton McGray Addition on Highway #13. The
Council had asked for a detailed landscape plan with discussion
concerning fencing as opposed to berming with shrubs for safety
purposes. After considerable discussion, Egan moved and
Wachter seconded the motion to approve the conditional use
permit with the landscaping plan without security fence and
provide for landscaping and berming as approved by the City
subject further to all APC recommendations. All members
voted in favor except Parranto who voted no favoring provision
for a fence.
COUNTY ROAD #30 FEASIBILITY REPORT
A petition was submitted by a large number of area
residents in the area of County Road #30 between Cedar and
Blackhawk Road asking that alternate sketches for 44 foot and
52 foot right of way be considered by the County Highway
Department. Further, that there be a 35 mph speed limit and
four-way semaphore at Rahn and County Road #30. Motion was
made by Wachter and seconded by Smith to request the County
to further study the suggestions made by the area residents
including stop sign locations, projecting turning movements
off new Cedar to County Road #30, the alternate 44 and 52 foot
road improvements and to report back to the Council by the
end of July. All members voted in favor.
DARYL BORNEMAN PYLON SIGN
Mr. Borneman then appeared regarding his request for
conditional use permit for pylon sign on Lot 4, Block 1,
Barton McGray Addition. He indicated that the sign would be
27 feet plus the additional dropoff at the rear of the lot
approximating 15 feet. Smith moved and Parranto seconded the
motion to deny the application because of the excessively high
sign and there was discussion concerning the elevation of
Highway #13 at that location. All members voted in favor.
WINDTREE ADDITION REZONING AND PRELIMINARY PLAT
Mr. James Hill appeared on behalf of Niakwa, Inc., to
rezone from Agricultural to R-l, Residential Single, and
R-4, Residential Multi-Family, approximately 100 acres and
for preliminary plat approval of Windtree Addition located in
Section 13 north of Wescott Road. It was noted that the appli-
cation had been amended to provide for single family development
only. The Council reviewed the APC and staff recommendations
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and there was extended discussion concerning whether the
proposed park land dedication was useable flat land in conjunction
with the proposed park from Gopher Eagan PUD. There was also
concern about the number of ponds in the park and the steep
grades for useable flat land purposes. There was discussion
about possibly approving the plat but reserving the right to
determine whether the land should be dedicated or cash paid
after further review by the Park Committee. It was noted that
all of phase one would be west of Elrene Road.
Smith moved to rezone the property from A, Agricultural
to R-1, Single Family and Wachter seconded the motion, all
members voted in favor. Smith then moved and Wachter seconded
the motion to approve the preliminary plat of Windtree Addition
all according to the APC recommendations; further, that the
first phase covering the property west of Elrene Road be
permitted for development with no further plats to be approved
until the park issues are resolved; further, that the developer
be required to post a cash escrow at the time of filing the
first final plat until the park issues are determined. All
members voted yes.
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JANE GORDNER BEAUTY SHOP
Jane Gorder appeared on behalf of her application for
conditional use permit for beauty shop at 3996 Cinnabar Drive
in Cedar Grove. There were no objections. Smith moved and
Egan seconded the motion, all members voted in favor, to
approve subject to all ordinance regulations.
DUANE GAUDETTE WAIVER OF PLAT
Mr. Gaudette appeared regarding his waiver of plat on
property at 4017 Diamond Drive to add 12 feet to his lot
to extend his garage. The APC recommended approval subject to
conditions. Smith moved and Wachter seconded the motion,
all members voted in favor, to approve the application subject
to the APC recommendations. There were no objections.
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DONALD STRICKER WAIVER OF PLAT - WESCOTT HILLS DRIVE
Mr. Donald Stricker appeared on behalf of his application
for waiver of plat to divide an approximately 10 acre parcel
into two lots for construction of an additional home for his
daughter. The APC recommended approval subject to certain
conditions. There were no objections to the application.
After discussion, Wachter moved and Parranto seconded the motion
to approve the application subject to recommendations of the
APC including the following conditions:
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1. That a sketch plan indicating how the lots can be
resubdivided in the future when public utilities are installed
be submitted to City staff for review and comment.
2. That there be a park contribution for the newly
created lot.
3. That sufficient right of way be dedicated for a mini-
mum of a 60 foot right of way for 2 newly created lots with
the understanding that the 30 foot right of way was aquired
from the applicant on Wescott Hills Drive.
4. That 10 foot drainage and utility easements be dedi-
cated adjacent to all lot lines.
All members voted yes. Parranto then moved and Wachter seconded
the motion, all members voted in favor , to approve the
variance to permit building permits on unplatted residential
lots under five acres to provide for construction of an
additional home because of the precedent set in the Wescott
Hills area.
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CEDAR RIDGE SECOND ADDITIONAL FINAL PLAT
Mr. Larry Frank appeared on behalf of the application of
D.H. Gustafson for final plat approval of Cedar Ridge Second
Addition. The Planner recommended approval. Discussion con-
cerned storm drainage in that area and the seriousness of
patrolling drainage in the area surrounding the Addition.
Parranto moved and Egan seconded the motion to approve the
final plat subject to City requirements. All members voted
in favor except Wachter who voted no due to the need to
resolve the storm water drainage in the area.
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D 79-90
AMES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY - TRUNK HIGHWAY #13 CONSTRUCTION
Mr. Gerald Eversen and Mr. Ames representing Ames Con-
struction, Inc., appeared on behalf of its application to
permit night hauling of fly ash from the Northern States Power
Company Blackdog Plant along existing Cedar Avenue to the
proposed location of new Trunk Highway #13 east of existing
Cedar. The request was to haul from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. to avoid
the heavy daytime traffic with the hauling to continue for
about 3 months. Mr. Eversen indicated that the alternate
would be to haul material from the new Cedar Avenue in the
County Road #30 area which would increase the construction time
beyond the 1980 construction season for Cedar Avenue. There
would be approximately 275,000 cubic yards of fly ash hauled
into the Barton McGray gravel pit area.
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Several neighboring property owners appeared and had
strong concerns about dust and noise to residential homes.
There was considerable discussion about restrictions on the
grants of the permission including posting of a $5,000 escrow,
that the Police Chief monitor traffic and that other nuisance
problems including dust and noise, that the permit be granted
on a two week basis with continued inspection to determine
whether Ames is. complying with the terms of the permit,
the need for liability insurance, traffic congestion, possible
need for flagpersons and lights. Mr. Eversen also requested
permission from the City to give approval for hauling of fly
ash required by the Pollution Control Agency.
After considerable discussion, Wachter moved and Egan
seconded the motion to approve the request for the permit according
to the conditions laid out in the agreement to be prepared
between the City and Ames Construction, Inc., further subject,
however, to initial approval by the Police Chief and as to
the feasibility and for safety reasons with the understanding
that permission would be given on a trial basis with continued
inspections, it being understood that a special meeting will
be called if necessary to determine the feasibility. All
members voted in favor except Smith who voted no and stated
that Ames had not adequately explored alternatives for the
haul operation. Parranto then moved and Wachter seconded the
motion, all members voted yes, to require the posting of the
$5,000 cash escrow with the City to insure compliance with the
agreement. It was stated that there would be an approximate
savings of $80,000 by hauling the fly ash and in addition,
that state and federal agencies according to Ames have not
given approval to the project. It appears that the project is
an exception to Ordinance No. 8 and that no excavation or
fill permit is required under that ordinance because the
hauling is in a road right of way.
BRITTANY VARIANCE AND PRIVATE UTILITY INSTALLATION
Mr. Carl Tollefson and Mr. Richard Dahm appeared on
behalf of the application of Tollefson Construction for
variance for Lots 4 through 10, Block 2, to permit 20 foot
setback due to terrain problems. There was discussion con-
cerning storm drainage and it was noted that Brittany is the
name of the final plat. Councilmembers objected to the use of
the name of Brittany Estates in advertising brochures because
of confusion in the minds of the City and potential purchasers.
Smith moved to grant the variance requested and that the
Building Inspector review and approve the location of the
buildings. Egan seconded the motion, all members voted in
favor except Wachter who voted no because of potential storm
drainage problems in the area. Smith then moved and Egan
seconded the motion to order the developers to cease marketing
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under the name of Brittany Estates because of the confusion
involved. All members voted yes except Wachter who voted no.
There was then discussion about installation of utilities and
street improvements privately by the developer and the Engineer
explained that the project is now up for bids for a three part
contract with the bids to be received on July 19th. There
was concern about inspection by the City staff and the escrow
arrangement. No action was taken.
PROJECT #266 - RAHN PROPERTY
The City Engineer submitted a preliminary report con-
cerning Project #266 covering utility and street improvements
on the Arthur Rahn property on Blackhawk Road. Councilmember
Parranto requested that the developer be permitted to review
the feasibility report. Wachter moved and Smith seconded
the motion to accept the report and to permit the developer to
determine the feasibility of the project and report back to
the Council. All members voted in favor except Parranto who
abstained.
PROJECT #279 - FISH LAKE STORM SEWER
The next feasibility report covered the Fish Lake outlet
storm sewer Improvement Project #279 submitted by the City
Engineer. Egan moved and Wachter seconded the motion, all
members voted in favor, to accept the report, to schedule a
public hearing to be held on August 7, 1979, at 7 p.m. at
the Eagan City Hall.
TAX EXEMPT MORTGAGE FINANCING
City Administrator Hedges introduced the topic regarding
a tax exempt mortgage financing from the 1978 Legislature and
distributed a report dated June 26, 1979, concerning the subject.
Chairman Mark Parranto of the Finance Committee reviewed the
findings of the Committee and recommended that a public
hearing be scheduled for August 21st to review the process
and make a determination whether the Council should proceed
with the tax exempt mortgage financing in the City. Parranto
then moved to schedule a hearing on August 21st at 7 p.m.
pursuant to the 1978 Minnesota Legislation. Smith seconded
the motion, all members voted in favor.
PROJECT #79-6 - BLACKHAWK LAKE STORM SEWER
City Engineer Rosene and City Attorney Hauge discussed
the proposed starting of the construction for the Blackhawk
Lake - Thomas Lake storm sewer Project #79-6 and indicated
that several easements have not been acquired along the
proposed utility right of way. Becuase of the importance of
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commencing the project as soon as possible, Wachter moved and
Parranto seconded the motion, all members voted in favor, to
authorize the execution of the contract, authorize the
contractor to commence construction as soon as possible and
that the City Attorney be instructed to acquire all of the
necessary easements as quickly as possible.
SEAL COAT BIDS - 1979
Bids were received on Thursday, June 28, 1979, at 3 p.m.
for the 1979 seal coat project with the low bid from Allied
Blacktop Company with the total base bid of $25,200, Alternate
1 with a deduct of $5,600, Alternate 2 increase of $2,240, and
Alternate 3, a deduct of $2,240. Mr. Colbert reviewed the
project and recommended approval of the low bid with the
buckshot consisting of Alternate 1 to be installed in the
Blackhawk Hills Addition and traprock which is the base bid
on the balance of the City in order to stay within the budget.
Wachter moved and Egan seconded the motion, all members voted
in favor, to accept the recommendation and proceed with the
award of the contract.
CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS
The following renewal of conditional use permits were
presented including George Becker group type foster home at
3890 Lexington Avenue, dispatching fees currently 50G per
capita for the City of Inver Grove Heights and the horse ranch
for Jerry Thomas at 1810 County Road #30. Egan moved and
Wachter seconded the motion, all members voted in favor, to
approve the conditional use permits as presented for renewal
for an additional year. D79-91
SILVER BELL ROAD - MN/DOT RESOLUTION
A proposed resolution of intent to upgrade Silver Bell
Road from Cedar Avenue to the east within five years of the
completion of Trunk Highway #13 relocation was presented by
Mn/DOT to the City. Mr. Colbert recommended approval. Smith
moved and Wachter seconded the motion to approve the resolution
and to authorize its execution. All members voted in favor
except Egan who voted no.
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STORM SEWER LATERAL ASSESSMENTS
Doris Wilkins appeared and objected to what she indicated
appeared to be inconsistencies in the lateral storm sewer
assessments on the Pilot Knob Road project particularly in the
area of Lemay Lake as compared to Deerwood Drive lateral storm
sewer installation. She stated that it appeared that property
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owners in the Lemay Lake area were being assessed considerably
more for lateral storm sewer in relation to owners on the
Deerwood Drive road improvement area near Pilot Knob Road.
Mr. Rosene explained that incidental drainage in the Deerwood
Drive area amounted to $4,200 divided amongst the number of
property owners would mean that the approximate amount of
lateral assessment for storm drainage in the Deerwood Drive
area was not much different than in the Lemay Lake area. No
action was taken.
THOMAS WAITE - LAKESIDE ESTATES
The application of Thomas Waite for waiver of subdivision
regulations to subdivide two lots into three lots consisting
of Lots 12,13,14, Block 1, Lakeside Estates Addition was next
presented. It was noted that the matter had been before the
Council earlier and a determination was requested of the
staff as to the number of lots that could be subdivided within
the plat. A report from the City Engineer indicated that
there would be forty-five potential lots. No one appeared on
behalf of or in objection to the request for the subdivision.
Smith moved and Egan seconded the motion, all members voted
in favor, to approve the subdivision subject to easement
vacations and with the understanding that there would be a
maximum of 45 lots within the subdivision with the assessments
to be split into 45 equal amounts. The assessments to be
levied as results of the current improvements to be divided
into 45 equal parts.
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FOURTH OF JULY ASSOCIATION 3.2 BEER LICENSE
A 3.2 beer license application on behalf of the Fourth of
July Association - Eagan's Lions Club and Volunteer Fire
Department was submitted for approval covering the Fourth of
July celebration. Smith moved and Wachter seconded the motion,
all members voted in favor, to approve the application subject
to ordinance requirements.
H.R.A. DAKOTA COUNTY
A letter was read by Mr. Hedges from the Dakota County
H.R.A. Director indicating that there was a home improvement
grant program in phase 4 for home improvements within the
county provided that each city establishes a target plan.
The City of Eagan is eligible for $5,445 for community low income
population. Murphy moved and Wachter seconded the motion,
all members voted in favor, to adopt a program and establish
a target plan with a target area to encompass the entire City
of Eagan and to execute any documents necessary to enter into
the project.
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WESCOTT HILLS FOURTH ADDITION
A request from Mr. Richard Heuer for a maximum extension
of time for approval of the final plat of Wescott Hills Fourth
Addition second phase was next reviewed. Smith moved and
Egan seconded the motion, all members voted yea, to approve
the extension up to one year.
DAKOTA COUNTY LIBRARY SITE AGREEMENT
Tom Hedges explained that he and the City Attorney met
with the members of the negotiating team from Dakota County
concerning the proposed library on the Eagan civic center
site on Wescott Road. A second draft agreement prepared by
the City Attorney was submitted and several issues were dis-
cussed. The City Council determined that a leave covering
five years would be granted to the County with an additional
five acres required for development of the library; that
surcharges and levies would be only those imposed by the City
of Eagan and Dakota County be paid by the City; that the
County maintain snow removal of the library walkways and the
City would help out on emergency basis; that Wescott Road
would be completed by the end of 1980 construction season, and
there was concern that the County library not use an excessive
amount of water for maintenance of the landscaping with the
cost to be covered by the City. Smith moved and Egan
seconded the motion, all members voted in favor, to approve
the agreement with the foregoing revisions.
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CONCERTS~ IN THE PARK
Councilman Smith requested that the Park Director attempt
to arrange for concernts in the park if possible for the summer
of 1979, in addition, he asked that the City investigate the
possibility of a City mulch site for the residents within the
City.
SPECIAL MEETING - JULY 10TH
A special meeting of the City Council was scheduled for
July 10 at 6 p.m. to interview finance director candidates for
the City.
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VOUCHERS
Egan moved and Wachter seconded the motion, all members
voted in favor, to approve the following vouchers: 680-
700; 8407-8504; 12623-12705.
ADJOURNMENT
Parranto moved and Wachter seconded the motion, all
members voted in favor, to adjourn at 1:30 a.m.
Dated: July 2, 1979 PHH
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