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Benchmarks: a review of recent City Council action 3 • Approved appointment of Tina Kulzer to Communications Committee (5-0) • Approved a new water tower lease agreement with Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC (5-0) • Approved the 2015 Budget Calendar (5-0) • Approved a proclamation for National Police Week 2014 (5-0) • Approved a proclamation in recog- nition of Gregory Mack, Ramsey County Parks and Recreation Director (5-0) • Approved Planning Case 14-013 a preliminary and final plat for the City of Arden Hills to combine parcels close to the intersection of Round Lake Road and Gateway Court (5-0) May 12, 2014 • Approved resolution 2014-022 recog- nizing National Public Works Week (May 18 - May 24) (5-0)Approved a new lease agreement for Sprint- Nextel on the Red Fox water tower site (5-0) • Approved 2014 capital reimburse- ments (Invoice 470 & 471) to the Lake Johanna Fire Department (5-0) • Approved the Round Lake Road Proj- ect assessment roll (5-0) • Approved the construction bid for reconstruction of Round Lake Road (5-0) • Approved allowing University of Northwestern to refinance Arden Hills 2010 Bond Series (4-1 Grant) • Approved hiring a consultant to as- sist with construction administration inspection and staking for the Round Lake Road reconstruction project (4-1 Holden) April 28, 2014 • Approved Planning Case 14-001 - Zoning 38 parcels with the new Parks and Open Space classification (5-0) • Approved Planning Case 14-002 – Zoning the Arden Hills Army Training site (AHATS) with the new Conservation District classification (5-0) • Approved Planning Case 14-012 – a PUD amendment for Hood Packag- ing, 1887 Gateway Boulevard to install a storage tank (5-0) • Approved the 2014 first quarter financial statements (5-0) • Approved the hiring of Bolton and Menk, Inc. to provide engineering services to prepare the Storm Water Pollution Prevention Program (5-0) • Approved revisions to the purchasing policy (5-0) • Approved revisions to the fund bal- ance policy (5-0) • Approved hiring Public Works sea- sonal maintenance workers (5-0) The architectural features which help carry out this theme are the use of arches and brick, lots of glass, and the color selections. Lighting will have an antique carriage feel. An expansive sidewalk and patio area on the west side of the building suggest a train platform and will provide outdoor seating for restaurant patrons. Roberts Development is a local, family- owned business. The owners plan to manage the buildings themselves and are committed to a long-term operation. The second phase of the project, which is expected to include a mix of retail tenants, family-friendly sit-down restaurants and professional office space, will be added in the next two to three years. Watch for grand opening information on Phase One as we near the end of summer. Lexington Station construction as it looked in early May. Lexington Station, continued from page 2