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; Minutes of Regular Council Meeting, March 10, 1986 Page 3 Development Aareement. Opus/Reilina Lynden referred Council to draft of Development Agreement which he paraphrased for Council. (Opus representative, Bob Worthington, arrived.) Lynden recommended execution of the Agreement, subject to his refinement thereof; wants to go through it again before it is finished. Worthington said he is present to endorse approval of the Development Agreement, subject to Attorney Lynden's refinement thereof. . Sather moved, seconded by Peck, that Council Agreement, subject to refinement by Lynden. (5-0) approve the Development Motion carried unanimously. REPORT OF VILLAGE PLANNER ORLYN MILLER Case No. 86-5. Preliminary Plat of Truhler Addition - Naeaele. Inc. A transparency of the proposed Truhler Addition industrial plat was displayed. Miller explained that a sewer easement is needed through the Naegele-owned property for the sanitary sewer connection from STH 10 to the New Brighton Interceptor; reported that the City Engineer has been working with representatives of Naegele to acquire the easement; noted that Naegele decided it would be beneficial to plat the property. thereby establishing the sewer easement (also rough grading, streets and watermain will be established so property can be marketed). Miller explained that the lots, as proposed, vary in size from 2 acres to 4-1/2 acres; noted that the proposed road connects with an existing road/utilities easement extending from the east of the Naegele property to STH 10, which could allow a road eastward in the future. Miller described the lots to be similar in size to those in the Northwoods plat. Miller reported that the Planning Commission recommends approval of the plat, subject to: (a) Provision of a connection between 13th and 14th St. N.E. at the east of the plat, and (b) That reasonable effort be made to eliminate Outlots A and B (land fragments). Miller explained that the negotiations for the right-of-way connection, and modification of the plat, will be necessary to provide a 14th St. N.E./15th St. N.E. connection; noted that the connection could occur as suggested in Planning Memo, or could be totally on Naege~e property. In discussion, Woodburn reported that he had received an inquiry relative to a tax increment proposal for this entire area; asked Miller if he is aware of any redevelopment interest in this area. Miller said he is aware of some interest, but has received no proposals of any sort to date. . Miller explained that the platting provides for the needed sewer location where it will not hinder future development; noted the area can be re-platted later if an overall proposal is received; noted that, at this point, we don't have an overall proposal. Don Brauer, planning consultant for Naegele'. said he considers the platting a good approach for Naegele; area can then be graded for street, sewer and water, improving its marketing potential. Brauer said they do not have anyone "knocking at the door" to buy the property at present. Brauer was advised that the City policy is to defer execution of the Final Plat by the City until bid is awarded for utilities and streets. Brauer said they will request a time extension for Final Plat if the recording of the plat is to - be delayed.