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ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL— MAY 29, 2001 <br /> Councilmember Larson asked about the cost of acquiring these easements through <br /> condemnation. Mr. Filla responded he does not know the cost. He stated one of them was <br /> acquired when this area was still part of New Brighton. <br /> Mayor Probst stated given the development proposals for this parcel it is likely the city would be <br /> vacating these pieces of streets. He noted he is curious of the implications of that and asked if <br /> the Council would be looking at this again. Mr. Filla responded in the affirmative and noted the <br /> city would have to vacate the street that is now being dedicated. <br /> Mayor Probst asked what advantage it was to the developer in doing it now. Mr. Filla responded <br /> the developer wants to market this parcel and needs to show it is platted. He stated this is a step <br /> towards that goal. He suggested that condition three should be memorialized in some way. He <br /> noted the city should have the developer sign a restrictive covenant showing that the blocks <br /> would not be developed separately and that all parcels would be consolidated. <br /> Ms. Diane Fredeen, of the Chesapeake Companies, stated part of the reason for this approach is <br /> that they have a pending purchase agreement on the Morris property,but not on the other two <br /> sites. She noted state statute requires them to dedicate a road if there is an easement to the city. . <br /> She added that when they have purchased all three sites then they would ask for a vacation on the <br /> dedication. She stated they have a closing date on the purchase of the Morris property and are <br /> still in negotiations on the other two sites. She noted they would eventually be combining all <br /> three into one property. ' <br /> Mr. Filla asked if one condition of the purchase is that,the property would be platted. Ms. <br /> Fredeen responded in the affirmative. She stated it is related to the outlots. She noted the seller <br /> wanted legal title to the outlots. <br /> As no one else wished to appear, Mayor Probst closed the public hearing at 8:03 p.m. <br /> Mayor Probst stated a revised resolution states, "Those positions" should be replaced with <br /> "Those portions". <br /> MOTION: Councilmember Grant moved and Councilmember Aplikowski seconded a motion <br /> to approve Resolution#01-11 and Planning Case #01-09, final plat of the property <br /> located in the Northeast quadrant of I-694 and I-35W, for reasons outlined in <br /> Resolution#01-11 and subject to the following: the conditions stated in the staff <br /> report and an additional requirement that the Developer execute a restrictive <br /> covenant memorializing condition 3 as stated therein. The motion carried <br /> unanimously(5-0). <br /> 2. Case#01-12A,Manufacturers' Services, 4300 Round Lake Road, PUD Amendment <br /> (Phase I Parking) <br /> Mr. Lynch explained the applicant has requested the ability to expand the existing parking lot in <br /> two phases. He stated the Planning Commission recommended acceptance of the Phase I plan <br />
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