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, � � March 19, 1984 • -7- This proposal is complicated furtller by the fact that Vertiand is lias temporary sewer services from the Ci�y of St. Anthony, rQ erty served by a 40' wide strip of land on the west side of the p p in question. The latter Ylas always been considered a temporary solution, and was approved Uy tlle City with the understandinSVanasse) ultimately the cul-de-sac WOcouldethussbeuefficlientlylserved(and and that the remaining land developed. David Drown informs us that it is essential to Uring the sewer nortll on the cul-de-sac so as to ultimately serve the Vertimag building and to provide public street access to that site. Later in the day, I met at my office with Paul Klute, Roger Roher, from Bill Muskie's office, and Dan Commers, to further discuss the implementation of the City's plan. They agreed to pursue this plan, witll ttie intent of building a new structure for Conwed, wl�ich as you may recall, was interested in expan ding within the City of Roseville because Sperry tivants to take over their space at the Space Center �uilding, soutliwest corner of the industrial area north of I-[igli�vay 36. They would propose to construct tlie Conwed building, and include tlie construc�ion of tlie cul-de-sac as part of the overall development. 'I'oward this end, we suggested t}iey contact llavid Drown regarding the feasibility study tltat the Cngineering Department conducted � for tl�e construction of the cul-de-sac and tlie utilities. Tliey are also aware that existing ponding area south of thc Vert�.mag building may tvell have to be expanded vy about three times its size (as estimated Uy David) so as to provicle pondin� area for the total site. They want to proceed witl� construction as soon �iied�forblwork`ing1in�closeticoop�erAtion th�t a preliminary plat sllould bc ap� desi n, and costs o£ with the [:ngineering D�epartment regarding the timing, g the proposed public improvement on the cul-ae-S��Vi114�notmbe1excessilvetin,1e cost of tlle cul-de-sac as a public improvemen�, relationsltip to any ot}ler industrial clevelopm�nt in�asmuc�z as a cul-de-sac is the cheapest E�ay to clevclop property, remembering that the ori�i�la1 inte�lt �vas to extend tlie stre�t nortli on tl�e cul-de-sac align��1thanynd thence westerly to tie in with the strcet that exists in St. at tllis poi�it. We noted, too, in a meeting at City Ii�ll ancl in our office tliat tlle Vertima� people were made well aware of tlie fact that the cul-d�-sac was ultimately going to be constructed, and �hat their sewer service ancl access on t1�e 40' street ��as a temporary condition. {Ve discussed this again wit11 Vertimag w}�en they requested a sign permit on the 40' strip, wliicl� we agreed to give tliem a�emporary permit £ar, �•ealizing t}lat ultimately t��ey ��eufrontaeet,on1a Publi.c st�re�Ct �iie end uf the cul-de-sac where they hav �