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MEMO RE: Council Work Session, 7/15/87, 8:00'p.m.
Present:
Mayor Woodburn, Councilman Peck, Clerk Administrator
Patricia J, Morrison
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Pot 0 Gold Restaurant License
Those present discussed Planner Miller and Attorney Lynden's
interpretation of the Code relating to definition of a fast food
restaurant, and determined the license application should be returned to
Council 7/27 for reconsideration.
Hamline/Hi~hway 96 Site
The Clerk Administrator presented information Mr. Lynden had given as
Stoplestad's first offer:
1. Retention of the most easterly 55,720 square feet for Daybridge Day
Care Center; (total site: 258,624)
2. Predicated on Council concurrence with #1; sale to City of balance of
202,904) square feet as follows:
$15,808, payable at time of purchase, $25,000, payable 9/87, when
title closed. Balance of $345,000 as follows: (segregated by parcel)
$115,000 payable January I, 1988 (no interest)
$123,000 payable January I, 1989*
$131,000 payable January I, 1990*
*Includes unstated interest factor of 7% (or additional 12 cents per
foot).
Stoplestad not interested in full cash settlement.
Mayor Woodburn and Councilman Peck asked that the following counter-offer
be made to Stoplestad:
1. Reservation of driveway easement south edge of site, off Hamline.
2. Easterly 55,720 square feet reserved for Daybridge Day Care Center.
3. $15,808 payable at time of purchase.
$25,000 payable 9/87 when title cleared.
Balance of $345,000 as follows: (segregated by parcel)
$115,000 payable January 1, 1988 (no interest)
Balance at $1.90 per square foot with 6% interest
or
Balance at $2.00 per square foot without interest.
Councilman Peck requested determination be made of investment rates which
could be anticipated, to analyze most advantageous payment method.
Comparable Worth
The proposed program, as prepared by the Clerk Administrator, for
implementation of comparable worth was discussed and reviewed,
Councilman Peck questioned whether the 90% range was to be interpreted as
a beginning salary. Morrison suggested it need not be, that varying
ranges could be established, as long as an attempt was made to incorporate
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the proposed 90, 100 and 110% corridor, and eKisting employees were placed
within the corridor in accordance with their point value ranges. Morrison
also advised of 1987 budgeted salary figures.
Mayor Woodburn and Councilman Peck discussed appropriate placement of
existing employees, differentiation between public and private salaries
for like jobs, advantages and disadvantages of a range system.. regression
formula used in computation, and budgeted dollar allocation.
Adiournment
The meeting was adjourned at 11:45 p.m.