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~- , Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting, July , 1987 I Page 4 HWY 96/HAMLINE Attorney Lynden was p""~ent and outlined the proposed . SITE (Cont'd) purchase agreement fu, LlIe land to be purchased as three parcels, over a two year period. Lynden discussed the following items listed in the purchase agreement that may be negotiable: - - The interest rate for parcels B & C; suggested 7% interest rate be offered. - The balance of special assessments could be paid by the seller. - Real Estate taxes could be assumed by the City only upon actual ownership of each individual parcel. - Section 3.3(d), examination charges, needs clarification. Council recommended a prepayment provision be incorporated in the agreement. The Attorney discussed the necessity for the roadway easement on the south property line being attached to parcel A, as that may be the first parcel developed; Council concurred. Hansen moved, seconded by Peck, that Council authorize the Village Attorney to communicate the following changes to the purchase agreement to the seller as outlined below: 1. Buyer pay 7%, rather than 8%, interest on parcels B & C. 2. Balance of Special Assessments to be paid by Seller. 3. Real Estate Taxes are to be paid by the Seller until such time as the . City assumes actual ownership of each parcel. 4. Seller clarify "examination charges", as listed in Section 3.3 (d). 5. Seller attach roadway easement of a minimum of 35 ft. on south property . line to Parcel A. 6. Attorney draft prepayment option for parcels A, B & C. and, furthermore, if proposals are clarified to the satisfaction of the Village Attorney and buyer and seller, and, agreement is reached on all points, the Mayor is hereby authorized to sign on behalf of the City the purchase agreement; and further resolved the Treasurer is authorized to issue a check in the amount of $15,OOO for the initial payment; and further, that the Council hereby authorizes Planner review and administrative approval of the site plan and relocation of the Daybridge property, owned by Rand-Maur Company. Motion carried unanimously. (3-0) , SPECIAL ASSMT Council questioned pending litigation on Lexington LEXINGTON AVE Avenue storm sewer special assessments. Attorney Lynden advised the delay was due to the property owners change of attorney; he advised he would contact Attorney Rob Plunkett to determine status of this matter. RES.U87-42; JOINT Moved by Hansen, seconded by Peck, that Council approve PWRS. AGREMT: NSCC Resolution No. 87-42, RESOLUTION AMENDING BY SUBSTITUTION ARTICLE VI, SECTION I AND ARTICLE X, SECTION 3 OF THE NORTH SUBURBAN CABLE COMMISSION JOINT AND COOPERATIVE . AGREEMENT FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF A CABLE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM. Motion carried unanimously. (3-0) TRANSFER OWNRSHIP; Council was advised that ownership of the Minneapolis . MPLS. HIDE & TALLOW Hide and Tallow rendering plant was being transferred to Darling-Delaware Company, Inc. Tim Guzek, General Manager of Gordon Rendering Company in NfW Brighton, appeared before the Council and stated he will be, hereafte , the General Manager of the Arden Hills plant as well. Guzek advised tha it is the company's hope to improve the 'appearance of the site and ad; new pollution control equipment. He read a letter of introduction from th company's . President, William Shirley, Jr., which advised the renderini plant will be operated with the best available technology and continue to provide a most needed service to the community. . Council questioned if there would be a change in the amount or type of processing at the plant.