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Minutes of Regular Council Meeting P age Three June 30, 1980 Woodburn moved, "ileconded by Hanson., that Ccuncilaward Sealcoating Bid to Allied Blacktop Company, low bidder, amount of $27,610.00. Motion carried unanimously. the 1980 in the Lexington/I-694 Drainage - Status Report Christoffersen referred Council to an alternate drainage plan, pro- posed by the State, which provides additional storm water storage on the east side of Lexington; indicated the proposed storage area location in the northwest quadrant of Lexington and 1-694; reportwd that this plan will be included in the Feasibility Report t~ Council. . ~ Valentine Hills Drainage - Northwest Quadrant of Valentine Christoffersen ~ indicating direction. Avenue and County referred Council to a 1940 - a drainage ditch; drainage is Road F . . and a still going in 1962 ~ the ssme After discussion, Council authorized McNiesh to advise Robert J. Miller (Meyer, Nelson & Miller), representing Valcourt, Inc., that the City's information indicates no changes in the outflow or any drainage modi- fication in this area. Legislation re Retainage Christoffersen reported recent legislation restricts amounts with- held to 5% retainage for completion of contracts (formerly 10%). OTHER BUSINESS Case No. 79-36, MSI Claim Center - Sign Height and Landscape Plan A. Sign Hanson moved, seconded by Woodburn, that Council reconsider its former action relative to the MSI Claim Center sign heiRht on the basis that Council's decision appears incon- si~tent witb that pertaininr to tbe Wortbwestern ~ank slfC. Motion carried unanimously. Roger Hauck (MSI) presented a drawing of an alternate sign, 16' in height, with a brick planter base, which he prefers instead of the 20' sign formerly requested; asked approval of both signs. After discussion, Hanson moved, seconded by Woodburn, that Council approve the 20' sign height with the understanding that i,t will be lowered to the maximum height permitted by the new sign ordinance when adopted, or the optional 16' brick base sign. Motion carried unanimously, (It was the understanding of the Council and Mr. Hauck that the maximum height, accordiTl& to the new ordinance, will be enforced as adopted.) . B. Landscape Plan Hauck referred Council to the Landscape Plan for the MSI Service Center; noted that the pine trees along Pine Tree Drive, proposed as future plantings, are not to be located in the right-Df-way as indicated; will be on MSI property. After review of telephone memo from Planner Miller (6/30/80), Crichton moved, _ Seconded by Hanson, that Council approve the landscape plan, as presented, and the extension of the existing $10,000 Maintenance Bond, which may be reduced to $4,000 at renewal, for one year. Motion carried unanimously. -3-