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RCA Exhibit A 2�<� 29-23-32-0014 and 04-29-23-32-0015, based on the information and analysis in the 2 i 3 project report, and conditions outlined in that report dated November 4, 2015. 2�� Mr. Paschke advised that those property identification numbers may change with the 2� 5 process being undertaken by the applicant, with an actual address or lot number and 2� �� legal description provided at the time of recording documents with Ramsey County. Mr. 2�? Paschke clarified that the Conditional Use would be recorded to the legal description, 2�� which was as yet unavailable, since it was now a Metes and Bounds description or 2� 9 subject to another lot configuration. Mr. Paschke advised that this information would be 22� addressed in the resolution before the City Council once it was better defined. 22 i At the request of Member Bull, Mr. Paschke advised that if the Conditional Use was not 22� utilized within a certain period of time, the City could revoke it through a formal process 22:; through the Planning Commission and City Council. 224 Member Cunningham stated that she remained nervous specific to the potential use of 225 chemicals, an unknown at this time. However, Member Cunningham applauded the 226 ingenuity of Calyxt; and for the record, offered her support of request even though she 22? had reservations about potential chemical use. 228 Member Bull, noting the U of MN's research and management of bees, and his service 2�J on the Board of Directors for the Minnesota Bee Society in cooperation with them, he 23� offered his assistance to Calyxt if they should have any desire to keep bees on their 2:�� property and explore toxicity issues. 232 Chair Boguszewski opined, that given the applicant's willingness to assume the burden of 2>� remediation and all potential soil contaminants on this property, the City was lucky to 23�' have their interest. 23� Ayes: 5 23�' Nays: 0 23< Abstentions: 1 (Stellmach) 23< Motion carried. 2�� Page 14 of 14