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. I ARDE~ IjJLLS CITY COUNCIL - MARCH 13.1995 8 - . Redevelopment, including providing of interim cost estimates from the engineer. . Motion carried unanimously (5.0). CUMMINGS PARK LEASE AGREEMENT I City Administrator Brian Fritsinger reported that the City had previously signed a lease agreement with Control Data for parking space at Cummings Park. The lease expired in 1985 I and has not been renewed. He recommended that the lease be renewed at this time but that it would be prudent to explore long term solutions for parking at Cummings Park. He reported that Control Data may be interested in deeding the area they own at the northwest corner of their . property to the City. Arden Hills could then construct their own parking lot. MOTION: Aplikowski moved and Hicks seconded to authorize staff to sign the lease I agreement for 1995 and take whatever steps necessary with Control Data Corporation to obtain the land necessary to build a municipal parking lot. Motion carried unanimously (5-0). I SHEEHY LAND DONATION UPDATE .- Park and Recreation Director Walsh reported that the City of Arden Hills has taken title to the property. Ms. Walsh recommended that the area be maintained as City property until a specific I use is identified. She stated that at some point it may be appropriate to put a floating walkway around the area. She suggested that it would be appropriate to invite Mr. Shacker and Mr. Sheehy to a Council meeting to recognize their contribution. I Mayor Probst asked Mr. Fritsinger to prepare a proclamation of appreciation for Mr. Shacker and Mr. Sheehy. I Ms, Walsh indicated she would like to see the tennis court removed as soon as possible, as the bituminous is cracked and poses a safety hazard. I Mayor Probst expressed his concern with removing the tennis court as it is the only high and dry spot in the entire area. I ADOPT RESOLUTION 95-19. SUPPORTING THE MINNESOTA EMERGING . COMMUNICATIONS SERVICE ACT OF 1995 Mr. Fritsinger indicated it was important for the City Council to support this resolution. I MOTION: Malone moved and Keirn seconded approval of Resolution 95-19, Supporting the I- Minnesota Emerging Communications Service Act of 1995. Motion carried unanimously (5-0). .