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Eagle Truckin��raisal Mr. March stated that he received the Eagle Trucking Appraisal today and that it was close to the price that Mr. Huber was requesting for the property. He stated tha.t the next step should be an environmental study on the property. Council directed Mr. March to contact Mr. Huber to discuss the appraisal and indicate that the City would like to see a Phase I Envirorunental Study. Council also directed the City Engineer to provide a cost estixnate of this study so that Mr. March can give Mr. Huber an indication of how much the study would cost. Tri-City Police Department Joint Powers Agreement Mr. March stated that the three city administrators and city attorneys met to discuss the Tri-City Police Department Joint Powers Agreement. He stated that there were some minor language changes, but no major changes. City Attorney Hoeft stated that he did not have any major issues, but would like to review it with the changes. Council directed that the agreement be brought back to the December 20, 1999 meeting for approval. I IX. NEW BUSINESS Rick Cazlson — Development Request I Mr. Carlson presented the Council with an overview of his proposal for property located � south of LaMotte Park. He also requested that he be allowed to proceed with a MLISA Amendment to move this development up one year. He stated the impact should be minimal in that he anticipates only four or five homes being occupied prior to 2001. He ', wishes to ask for a Planned Unit Development with homes varying in prices from $175,000 to $275,000. Mr. Carlson stated that he has agreed to pay a park dedication of $2,000 per lot, all costs associated with the MUSA amendment and complete the trail as requested by the Park and Recreation Commission. The consensus of Council is that Mr. Carlson proceed through the Planning and Zoning process. Holidav Party Expenditures Mr. March stated that the celebration committee is asking for approval for the expenditure Page 5 of 7