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~Iinutes of- Regular Counci I Meeting Page fiv9 March 31, 1975 nllu CITY CHRISTIAN HOMES - REVEREND LARRY PETERSEN Reverend Larry Petersen and Mr. Jerry Saterbak presented revised plans and a summary sheet for Council's review. Saterbak explained that the project has not been changed In scope; schematics have been changed. Saterbak noted some of the changes as follows: . I. Nursing unit is shown on site plan. 2. Access is now only on Old Snelling Avenue. 3. Core bui lding and its three wings are served by a circular drive, which changes elevations somewhat in area of core building. 4. Park area is shown on west portion of site (4.82 acres), with access to park area from County Road E. It was noted by C06nci I that an "emergency exit" (second access road) is not included on the amended plan. Saterbak said that an emergency access could be developed from County Road E, as part of the park development, If a second road access is needed. In discussion, Petersen said a walkway to Bethel Col lege Is not antici- pated at this time, but there is a posslbl I Ity for a "culvert walkway" under the rai Iroad tracks, at one point; did not anticipate an over the tracks access to Bethel Col lege - mobile transportation Is proposed. Saterbak said that the number of units remains at 150; revised plan includes more I-bedroom units and cuts down on number of studio units; anticipating 14% couples (a design decision). Saterbak stated there are ramps and elevators provided through the complex, as well as steps. Counci I noted that the revised plan appears to meet the general plan recommended by the Parks and Recreation Committee, and eliminates the access to County Road E; an attempt to reduce density is Indicated, and the concerns re traffic, headlights, noise, etc., expressed by residents, have apparently been resolved. It was noted that the tax status is an issue which apparently remains unresolved. Mr. Petersen explained that the type of financing obtained wi I I dictate the tax status. After discussion) Crichton moved, seconded by Feyerelsen, that Council refer the amended plans to the Planning Commission for Its recommenda- tions to theCounci I. Motion carried unanimously. (Oetersen said he'd have something "firmed up" re the tax status of the project for that meeting.) Wingert advised he would schedule the meeting with the Planning Commis- sion as soon as possible; can possibly schedule at Aprl I 15th Special meeting. REPORT OF CLERK ADMINISTRATOR CHARLOTTE MCNIESH . April Council MeetinS-2chedule Crichton moved, seconded by Wingert, t1at Co~nci! meetings be scheduled at 7:30 p.m. on Apri I 14th and Apri I 28th, and a Special Counci I meeting be held on Apri I 21st 3t 7:30 p.m. Motion carried unanimously. Sign Ordinance Enforcement (See Report of Building Inspector Larry Squires) ~yroll Wingert moved, seconded Payroll, as submitted. by Feyereisen, that the Council approve the Motion,carried unanimously. Crichton agreed to prepare a resolution stating that It Is not the intent of the Councl I to reimburse employees paid on a monthly salary basis for overtime or extra duties. -5-