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Minutes of Regular Council Meeting Page three July II, 1977 After discussion, Crichton moved, seconded by Woodburn, that Council approve the Labor Agreement Between The City of Arden Hills and Minnesota Teamsters Public and Law Enforcement Employees Union, Local 1320, ~s submitted by Attorney Lynden, with the In- sertion of the word "first" In ArtIcle 13.2 ("... the first four (4) hours each worked..."). Motion carried unanimously. Hunters Park Pathway Lynden referred Council to his letter of 7-11-77 re conveyance of part of Outlot I, Hunters Park Fourth Addition, to abutting p rope rty owne rs . Lynden reported that Hunters Park Is torrens property, which pro- hibits conveyance by metes and bounds; discussed several alterna- tives with the Council. . After discussion, Council requested Lynden to pursue the conveyance of the ten parcels In the mo.st expeditious manner; McNlesh was requested to obtain cost Information Cat time Hunters Park property was purchased) for Council's determination of cost/sq/ft. Case No. 77-11. Janet Estates - Development Agreement Lynden referred Council to his letter of 7-11-77, and attached Development Agreement. After review and discussion, Woodburn moved, seconded by Hanson, that CouncIl approve the Development Agreement, as amended. Motion carrIed unanimoUSly. Procedure for Special Use Permit and Rezoning for Proposed Mutual Service Office BuildIng Lynden referred Councl I to his letter of 7-11-77 and reviewed the alternative procedures for Council's consIderation. REPORT OF VILLAGE PLANNER ORLYN MiLLER . Case No. 77-27. Rezoning from R-I to R-B and Special Use Permit for a Planned UnIt Development for Mutual Service Life insurance Miller referred CouncIl to the Minutes of the Public Hearl_g of 7-5-77 and asked Mr. Terry Wobkln (Wlnsor-Farlcy) to summarize the presentation for Council. The proposed sIte plan and model were reviewed and Mr. Wobkln described the 39.42 acre portIon of the property whIch Mutual Service Is requesting to be rezoned to R-B. ~t was noted that the total site consIsts of 54.27 acres, 1.72 acres of which Is presently zoned R-B (along County Road E); balance of site would remain R-I and Include four (4) residential lots, 7.5 acres for park and pathway and about 3.5 acres for the extension of Harriet Avenue from Its present terminus to County Road E. Wobkln described the site coverage as "8% for building, parking and roads and ~2% open green area. Woodburn asked If Harriet Avenue would be constructed by Mutual Service or by the City. Mr. Roger Hauck said this has not been dIscussed; had understood the City proposes to construct the road wIth State-aid funding. Woodburn noted that the costs can also be assessed against the benefItted properties. Miller explained that the residential lots and park area are In- tended to provide a buffer for the residential to the south, and to assure that Dunlap wi II not be extended northward; the mixed develop- ment of resIdential and commercial Is the basis for the application for a Special Use Permit for a Planned Unit Development. James Luban expressed his approval of the plan; especIally desirous that the residential lots and park area remain as part of the pro- posal to prevent extension of Dunlap Avenue to the north. -3-