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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, December 15, 2008 Page 19 eration of non-renewal of licenses to clearly provide that information to licensees; past practices from other cities; mandatory versus optional training and training criteria; consultation with establishments and their rationale for participation or lack of participation in that training, and whether further monetary incentives are indicated; whether to eliminate the permission element of training or mandate training, and why the optional provision was originally included; best standards for training; and revisiting the differential in penalties for non-participants; revo- cation for five years versus other types of penalties; state maximum references and whether there are any steps in between; and a preliminary review by the City Council before legal counsel gets involved. Mayor Klausing advised Councilmembers to provide City Manager Malinen with other thoughts for discussion purposes. d. Consider Approving City of Roseville and Cent Ventures II (in cooperation with Joel McCarty property owner, Old Dominion Freight Line) of the Vaca- tion and Re-granting Agreement and Final Plat for 2750 Cleveland Avenue (PF08-039) City Planner Thomas Paschke briefly reviewed the request for Council action as detailed in the staff report dated December 15, 2008, creating a lot for the Metro- politan Transit Park and Ride Facility at 2750 Cleveland Avenue. Mr. Paschke advised that staff recommended approval of both requested actions as presented. At the request of Mayor Klausing, City Attorney Anderson provided a more de- tailed explanation for the public of the perceived cloud on the title, and concern of Cent Ventures for the validity of the Quit Claim Deed granted to the City in 1960, rather than a public right-of--way easement. Mr. Anderson advised that their ac- tion to approve the vacation and re-granting agreement was a temporary action to facilitate closing on the purchase and proceeding with the project, all related to a ten foot (10') strip of roadway along the outside corners of the subject property. Discussion included the City's property rights and retention of those rights. Councilmember Pust sought clarification of why, when the City held a Quit Claim Deed, they were being requested to expend staff time and City expense to facili- tate property negotiations between two private property owners. Jim Bahls, Legal Counsel for Old Dominion Freight Lines Mr. Bahls reviewed the parcel's history, from Old Dominion's perspective and impacts affecting the rights of parties to the transaction, advising that there were some aspects of the transaction that he was not at liberty to discuss at this time. Councilmember Pust further expounded on her lack of support in pursuing these legal machinations to facilitate the financial interests at stake between Cent Ven-