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-5- Minutes of Regular Council Meeting Septe..ber 8, 1980 After discussion, Hanson moved to declare the wall, in its present state, a safety hazard which should be ..odified to correct the situ- ation. Motion was seconded by Wingert. In further discussion, Council, suggested that the County and Carroll renegotiate the grading and wall in exchange for sale of the lot to Carroll's. It was noted that it is the intent of Council to find a solution which will relieve the sight line proble.. at County Rd. D .nd .lso improve s.fety for the C.rroll property .ccess .nd egress; intent is to relieve the difficulties .nd give Carrol Is . solution to their problem. . After discussion Hanson snd Wingert withdrew the motion .nd second. Woodburn moved seconded by Wingert, th.t Council grant the necessary v.riances to construct. 20' x 22' g.r.ge as per sketch submitted, with the assumption th.t it be loc.ted 5 feet from the west property line; front setbsck to be th.t necess.ry for construction of . 20' x 22' g.rage, contingent upon: 1. Carroll's obt.ining the subject land from the County, 2. Gr.nting of slope ease..ent to the County for i..provement of the line of sight fro.. County Road D, 3. Reloc.tion of utility lines. Crichton moved to amend the ..otion to .dd a fourth contingency: 4. Acceptance of modification of slope ease..ent by the City Council. A..end..ent was .ccepted by Woodburn and Wingert, and ..otion, as .mended, carried unani..ously. Wingert moved, seconded by Hanson, that Council adopt Resolution No. 80-46, Requesting Ramsey County to place the excess right-of-way for public sale. Motion c.rried un.ni..ously. (Attorney Lynden to dr.ft Resolution) Reverend Rodney Lensch, neighbor to the north of Csrrolls, s.id he is .lso concerned with his .ccess onto Lexington, but unfortun.tely h.s no .ltern.tive; .ppe.led to the residents, in Christi.n love .nd hu...n decencli to be re.sonsble; s.id he feels Council is trying to be re.son- able; noticed that the v.lue of the C.rroll property should .lso be of concern. C.se No. 78-5 Bethel College - Special Use Permit H.nson referred Council to reference m.teri.l received rel.tive to the Bethel College Speci.l Use Permit, including the suggested conditions for .tt.chment thereto prep.red by Planner Miller .nd reco....ended by the Pl.nning COm..ission. . In discussion, D.ve Lissner (Bethel College) reported th.t their go. 1 for on-ca..pus college residents is 2/3 - 70% of the student body; h.ve 102 se..in.ry .p.rt..ents; Lissner s.id . ..aximum .nticipated enroll..ent would be 500-Se..inary and 2,250 to 2,300 college residents (2800 body count). In 1980-1981 totsl body count is 2,000"" (850 college residents, 800 ..ore in owned or le.sed apart..ent fscilities and 405-410 (body count) in se..in.ry .part..ents. H.nson ..oved, seconded by Crichton, that Council approve the .ddition of the conditions of the Bethel College Speci.l Use Per..it .s recommended ~ the Pl.nning.Co....iss!Pn.. ~otion 5.rried un.nim~~. t'J:l~ de.d<-utzhAJ ):e./.~ Z;; <ft.e/ e,y.-7~ _ (Mayor Crepe.u left the ..eeting).