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� "�orce sale" met with the criteria. One condition is the City is getting a good deal on the property, the second is the property owner must be a forceable sale. In short, the City must be forcing the property owner to sell the property. Mr. Gary Hug�back (integrated Realty) believed property would sell for $450,004. Mr. HoeR confirmed Mayor Vt�'ilharber quarry regarding the likelihood of a June 1; 1999 closing date. The Council discussed the cost associated with eliminating the contingencies on the purchase agreement: The Council also discussed the floodway amendment and the cost. Ms. Gaust�ad mentioned City may have the option of submitting Floodway Reduction Amended Application to FEMA now, or explore a less expensive option by submitting the amendmen� document in conjunction with Mr. Rehbein's application. The disadvantage is Mr. Rehbein may not submit his applicaxion until fa11; however, the advantage is the cost ma.y be substantiatly reduced� 1VIr. Palzer suggested the Council purchase the whole corridor of property (Lake Area Utility and Outlot A) and after FEMA approves the amendment, then sell Outtot A back to the Mr. Lessard. The Council - entertained the idea. Ntr. Lessard requested the Council allow Staff to research the floodway issues and then readdress the purchase agreement. The Council - discus�ed and disagreed with condemnation process� The floodway issues wer� not resolved due to the percentage of possibility that the floodway will not be reduced. Councilmember Travis expressed the desire to have a form of insurance indicating the property will be removed fr6m the floodway status. The Council discussed netting out paragraph t5, and establishing actual value for A- E. Mr. Hoeft explained the possibility of a Iot split and the floodway decertification process and suggested investigating � the contingencies prior to appraval. ' Motion bv Councilmember Brenrrer, Travis to authoriz� Staff to pursuiroptions I ' and negotiate purchase price with Mr. Lessard. Motion carried� unanimouslv. I Center Villa Final DeveloQment Contract Ms. Gaustad updated the Council on the City's action as it pertains to paying the watermain oversizing ', cost. After reviewing past Cauncil�meeting minutes and reviewing the video tape of past meetings, the Council did not take action whether or not to pay the watermain oversizing cost. � However, after reviewing other subdivisians, it has been the City's past practice to pay oversizing ' cost such as in the Woods of Ciearwater Creek development. Mr. Peterson clarified that the $25,800 oversizing cost was not included in the final amount required from the Developer in the irrevocat�l� letter of credit. � Motion bX Councilmember Breuner, seconded by Councilmember Travis to pay the oversizing cost for t6e watermain loop of $25.800. Motion carried unanimously. Motion � Councilmember Travis, s�conded bp Brenner to approve the D�velopers Contract. Motion carried unanimouslX. Rezone Request for Property East of Willow Glen Mayor Wilharber opened the discussion to Council, Staff and then the audience. Ms. Bonnie Sanck (2064 Willow Circte) enjoys th� Willow Glenn development. If the Council acts to deny the rezone request, then she would urged the Council to consider the current hours of the dirt Page 3 of 8 .