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. Minutes of Regular Council Meeting January 11, 1983 Page Eight Guest said the lake side of the reeidence building was originally planned to be all grass; all deliveries were to be made to the other building at the underground service area; said it is incon- ceivable to him why deliveries of any kind are needed to the lake- side building; it's noisy and the whole point was to put this underground; it was a part of the original building permit approv- al; would like Council to require the elimination of this delivery area at the lake side building. Reid said the area where the 3 buses and our tractor are parked will be screened; noted there are 3 to 5 cars of handicapped employees that park daily in this lakeside parking area also, plus the mail delivery employee's car. Reid said all other parking can be eliminated from this area. . Mr. Guest said he feels a new attitude of cooperation to resolve their problems; noted that another problem is the intensity of trucking; is concerned re the possibility of centralized shipping and receiving for off-site facilities (e.g. Johanna Middle School site); wants this site limited to service for this site only; would like this included in the Special Use Permit. It wae noted that the fire department requested the lake side drive area to remain for use as a fire lane. Hagstrom noted that the City aleo usee this area for parking when eervicing the lift station; has no problem with occasional truck accese to the lift station as they do now when it is necessary. Hans Lagerstrom, Sandeen Road, asked why City bothers to post Sandeen Road in the spring; trucks come in On it anyway. Miller noted that whether or not the existing Special Use Permits are amended for the cluster multiple housing proposal, they can be adjusted to cover additional landscaping and parking require- ments. Resolution No. 83-6, Authorizing the Joint and Cooperative Agree- ment for Administration of a Cable Communication System McNiesh reported that there is apparently no problem with Council's recommevdation to clarify the wording (Section 10, page 6) ineert- ing "shall cause" audit to be made; noted that Bauer explained that the recommendation to include the requirement to operate within the budget, would probably necessitate returning the agree- ment to all the franchise cities for approval. Hicks moved, seconded by McAllister, thst Council adopt Resolution No. 83-6, with the chsnges as outlined (Section 10, page 6). Motion carried unsnimously (5-0). Approval of Finsl Pavment and Accept Improvements: A. No. P 80-1, County Rd. E Street Lighting, People's Elect. B. No. ST 81-2, Storm Drainage, LaMetti & Sons. Hicks moved, seconded by McAllister, that Council approve the final ~ payments to People's Electric (No. P. 80-1) and LsMetti & Sons (No. ST 81-2) and accept the County Rd. E Street Lighting and Storm Drainage Improvements. Motion carried unanimously (5-0). OTHER BUSINESS Karth Lake Meeting with Residents McNiesh reported that Walt Fowler, Ramsey County Sheriff's Office, ie scheduled to meet with Karth Lake area residents at 7:30 p.m. at the Village Hall on Thursday, January 27th. Hicks will attend the meeting which was requested by Mrs. Einan. Edgewood Community Center Meeting McAllister will attend the meeting which she reported will be con- ducted by Mounds View School District. -8-