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. : Minutes of Regular Council Meetl ng September 29, 1980 Page fou r Case No. 80-35, Bul Idlnq Permit - Gene Colestock Miller reported that the matter was continued by the Planning Commission to Its next meeting, pending submission of additional documentation. Crepeau reported that Mr. Colestock wants to put I n footings this yea r; w I II meet all Code requl rements. Woodburn reported that Mr. Colestock advised of a drainage sltu- atlon at his existing building, which should be reso I ved In some way other than draining into the sanitary sewer system. Council authorized Johansen to check this drainage and see to It that this i s diverted from the sanitary sewer promptly. Development Plans for Hazelnut Park Mi Iler referred Counci I to proposed development plan for Hazel- nut Park; noted thilt f I na I gradl ng plans can be prepared for . bidding next week, I f plan I s acceptab Ie. In discussion, some concern was expressed re access to hydrants for flooding of the hockey and skating rinks. Buckley advised that there I s a h yd ran t on the west side of New Brighton Road which could be uti I i zed; also can flood from a ve hi c Ie. The steep g ra de (8%) of the access road to the rink area was also of concern. Miller reported that a rough guestlmate of the grading cost, as proposed, Is about $12,000, according to one contractor. Mill er said the kno lis I n the northern area would be Ie ve led; s lid I ng h I II will re ma i n about as it is; greatest amount of cut and f i I I Is proposed In the south portion of the site to create the com- bination football/soccer field. Mi Iler noted there will probab Iy be some re-arrangement of the walking paths. Crl chton commented that the soccer/football field appears I a r ge r than he remembe rs i t to be; said the concept seems more forma I than was envisioned for this particular park, an d the grading more extensive than previously proposed; said It was hIs un de r- standing that Hazelnut Pa rk was not to be "another Perry Park". CrIchton also noted that the hockey an d skatl ng r Inks ha ve been re located;. asked whether access to the rinks, as proposed, I s adeq uate. Buckley said the new rink locations will provide a tree screen for the hockey boards and warming house; s a I d wa I ke rs wi I I p rob- ably come down the h II I from New Brighton Road to the rinks; other skaters and spectators wi II have to walk from the parking area; said the relocation represents a "trade-off" ; wou I d prefer the hockey boa rds out of sight. Miller said he can have the final plan prepared for bid letting by about October 10 and will f I Ie a copy of same with RCWD and the City Engineer; anticipates a.pproval of the plan can be obtained by the October 22nd RCWD meeting and grading can s ubseq uent I y be completed th is fa I I, as planned. Hanson moved, seconded by Woodburn., that Council accept the plan presented as the concept plan, as recommended by the Parks Com- . ml ttee. Motion carried (Hanson, Woodburn, Crepeau voting i n favor of the motion; Crichton voting in opposition). Mi Iler advised that the program has been geared to grade now, seed by November 15th, apply mulch over the seed and have grass In the spring. Hanson move d , seconded by Crichton, that Council authorize ad ve r- tisement for bid for the total grading plan for Hazelnut Park. Motion carried unanimously. ~~~-J7~7-