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Minutes of Regular CouncIl Meeting Monday, February 13, 1984 - 7:30 p.m. Page Three Hicks moved, seconded by Rauenhorst, to table actIon on the Preliminary Plat of McClung Third AddItion. Motion carrIed unanImously. (5-0) Case No. 84-2, Minor Subdivision - Gary Rlppentrop Miller revIewed the proposed spl It of Outlot A, ValentIne Lake View No.3, and consolIdatIon of the two portIons with Lot 6 and Lot 7, ValentIne Lake VIew. CouncIl was referred to a transparency of the proposed lot spl It and consolidation and to the MInutes of the Planning CommissIon Meeting (2-1-84) and Planning Memo (1-20-84). . Hicks moved, seconded by Mulcahy, that Council approve the lot spilt and consolidation (minor subdivision) as proposed. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0) Case No. 84-1, Amended SpecIal Use PermIt - Mounds View HIQh School MIller reported that a publIc hearing was held by the Planning CommIssIon on February 1st; reported the Commission's recom- mendation Is for Council approval of an Amended SpecIal Use Permit for construction of the gymnasium, and for the future addItions In accordance with the overall site plan, with the contIngencies listed In the Minutes of 2-1-84. Architect Bill Martin Introduced Paul Donley and John Ostrand (MVHS) and John Torseth (ATS & R). MartIn presented large scale drawings of the proposed gym structure and Indicated Its relationship to the existIng school building. MartIn descrIbed the exterior to be of brIck, matching the exIsting school exterior; explained the hIgher mass of the gymnasium Is at 30' and lower portions at 12'. The Interior of the gymnasium was described to be of paInted concrete block with acoustical panels; the proposed gymnasium wi I I have no spectator space; wll I be used strictly for phy. ed. and practice. . Miller noted that one of the Planning Commission's recommended contingencIes of approval Is resolution of the water availability problem, which Is a dead-end water lIne. It was explained that. the Fire ChIef feels a hydrant Is needed.south of the building. Miller noted that landscapIng of the parking area along County Road F Is also recommended as a contingency of approval, wIth plan approval prIor to occupancy. A sketch of the area, IndIcatIng possIbilitIes for another water connection point was Indicated on County Road F, west of the school with a lIne to a hydrant south of the buildIng; two alternate routes from Gramsle Road were also noted, both of whIch require easements. John Torseth saId the PlannIng CommIssion expressed concern relatIve to the boiler room access to the courtyard. Torseth explaIned that the Fire ChIef sees no problems for fIre fightIng If doors through the arcade are keyed for fIre department use. Torseth said the landscaping wll I be resolved with the PlannIng CommissIon/Planner; noted that the school wants to screen the parking area, but It also has a safety concern for drivers coming out onto County Road F; suggested this may also be a pol Ice concern, but feels It can be resolved satisfactorily. Torseth explained that the BuildIng Inspector and Fire Chief have requested a hydrant at the rear of the building; options are from County Road F (west of building), two points on Gramsle Road, or across the athletic field to Falrvlew; noted that their choice Is to Gramsle Road. Torseth explained that the existing road at the east and south of the buIlding Is proposed to be extended to the southwest of the building, so fire trucks will have access to the rear of the buildIng.