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2. Sign Permits. In October, the City has issued one sign permit (temporary) to the Holiday Inn at 1201 West County Road E. . Economic Development 1. Gateway Business District. The City Attorney and the City's Acquisition Specialist (Bud Storm-Evergreen Land Services) continue to discuss with the Indykiewicz's and their attorney on the possibility of a negotiated settlement. The City Attorney has been discussing with the Indykiewicz's Attorney issues related to re-use of the property if a partial taking is pursued. The City's Acquisition Specialist has been continuing to provide the Indykiewicz's with information related to their right's under the states relocation laws. 2. Business Development Committee. The Business Development Committee (BDC) continues to work on the Lexington/Fox Study. The BDC has requested that they be allowed to allocate the remaining portion of the $5,000 allocated to them for this study, which is approximately $1,000.00, to engage the City's financial consultant (Ehler's and Associates) to prepare a mock tax revenue list for the proposed plan. 3. Business Relations Committee. The Business Relations Committee (BRC) recently attended the Grand Opening of the Horn store in the former Carroll's Furniture location at 1203 County Road E. The BRC also recently met with a representative of the Suburban Chamber of Commerce and brainstOlmed about potential collaborative efforts. Recycling . Fall Clean Up Day. The joint Fall Clean Up Day with the City of Shoreview occurred on Saturday, October 3, 1998. Code Enforcement 1. 1369 Forest Lane. The property owner, Mr. Steve Nixon, obtained a building permit for his home at 1369 Forest Lane on Thursday, October 22,1998. The Staff will be conducting an inspection of the premises with the property owner on Friday, October 23, 1998, so that he is clear on what corrections to the structure are required. 2. 3171/3183 Lexington Avenue. The City sent the owner of the property a letter informing them that they are in default of the legal agreement signed by the parties relating to the demolition of these structures and that if the property is not brought into compliance with this agreement by Friday, October 30, 1998, then the City will pursue its ability to collect on the $20,000 and demolish the stmctures. 3. 1875 Lake Lane. The owner of the property has essentially completed the clean up of the interior of the house. However, the structural components of the house still require work so that they do not pose a problem to the public's safety. The property owner has now sold the property. The new owner wishes to bring the house into code compliance. The Staff will work with this owner to arrange a mutually agreeable time schedule for this activity to take place. .