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./ ~dnutes of Regular Counc!' Mec;ting Page two May 12, 1975 considered for Immediate repairs (1st and 2nd priorities); Harriet Avenue construction (3rd prlor'lt;-). but after review of proposed construction, with access roaes onto County Road F and Hamllne Avenue (Cardiac Pacemakers), and the .)roposed widening of Lexington Avenue, the appropriateness of repairing these roods ot this time wos questioned. Johansen noted that the VI Ila~e is entitled to an additional .53 of a mile of State Aid ro~ds, which should be designated. Suggested waiting for determination of Highway Department re designation of frontage roads since Highway Department has Indicated they may be turned over to the municipality and they could be added to the Village State Al d system. . REPORT OF VILLAGE ATTORNEY JAMES LYNDEN Case No. 74-17, McDonald's Cor~oration - Sui IdlnQ Permit Lynden referred Council to his letter of May 5, 1975, re Franchise Realty Interstate Corporation vs. City of A:-den Hills, and attached Findings of Fact. Counci I concurred to not move to appeal or amend the Findings of Fact, and to proceed with consideration of the Building Permit application; noting that the 1'01 lowing items must be resolved before a Building Permit can be approved: I. Potential traffic problem at Count! Road E and Connelly Avenue (McDonalds and City to work out an amenable solution). 2. Lot spilt accompl ished. 3. Landscape plan approved. 4. Park Dedication approved. 5. AdeqUate!.!:i:~ fo:- Ffaher'rY'~~~fA~~~. (It was noted that the lot spli+ and parklng modification applications submitted by Flaherty's, wi II be considered by the Planning Commission on June3rd and subsequently by the eounc! I on June 9th.) Randy Berg stated that It was his underst&~jlng that traffic Is not something on which the Bui Iding Pe,-mlt can be delayad, and that the lot split can be accompll!ihed after Issuance of the Building Permit - not a prerequisite to Issuance of yhe Building Permit. Lynden referred to Ordinance No. 98, Soc. 13(Dlrequlrement 4. which must be resolved before issuance of a Building Permit to McDonald's, because "minor subdivision" will result in a reduction of Flaherty's off-street parking, placing Flaherty's In violation of one of the performance standards of Section IV, Ord. 99. Lynden stated that he has explained to the attorneys for McDonalds the Items which must be resolved prior to issuance of a Building Permit. . Crichton noted that it is not his intention, as a member of the Council, to delay McDonalds; -!-he City is no';' requesting the lot spIlt - this is requested by Flaherty's, and must be resolved before McDonald's has a site on which a bul fdlng permit can be Issued; there Is a traffic problem which must be resolved; off- street parking for Flahertys which must be resolved, park d~dlcatlon which must be resolved - all prier to issuance of the Building Permit for McDonalds. Mr. Max Goracke advised that McDonald's desires to start construction as soon as possible; hopefully all can be resolved at Council meeting on June 9th. Counci I advised that Flaherty ~ho~ld consult with Planner Fredlund te site plans for parking modifications. Ordinance No. IB7, Amendlnq Personnel Ordlnence.AddlnQ Tenth Holiday and Funeral Leave Lynden read Ordinance No. 187 in Its entirety. Crichton moved, seconded by Wingert, that. Council approve Ordinance No. 187, AN ORDINANCE-AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 83, AS AMENDED, THE PERSONNEL ORDINANCE, BY ADDING PROVISIONS REGARDING FUNERAL LEAVE AND FLOATING HOLIDAY, as amended. Motion cerrled unanimoUSly. -2-