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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, September 20, 2010 Page 6 Mr. Munson advised staff had been in contact with the property owners in March and May of this year, and that the intent of the owner, Mr. Fred O'Neill, III, was to demolish the building by the end of this summer, but Mr. Munson noted that there had been no action to-date, as indicated by the updated photos presented to- night. In most recent conversations, Mr. Munson advised that Mr. O'Neill still anticipated demolition yet this fall; and Mr. Munson noted that tonight's re- quested action would take that into account, while providing incentive for the de- molition to occur voluntarily by the property owner. Mr. Munson advised that the property owner was not present at tonight's meeting. Staff recommended that the Community Development Department be authorized to require property owners to repair/remove hazardous conditions or raze the building, or for the City to motion the Ramsey County District Court for summary enforcement. Discussion included administrative charges on a portion of the action; City Code standards related to how the lot was left following voluntary demolition of the building by the property owner; and possible hazardous materials stored in the building. Roe moved, Pust seconded, adoption of Resolution No.10846 entitled, "Declaring the Building Located at 661 Cope Avenue as a hazardous Building and Requiring its Repair or Razing (Attachment B)." Roll Call Ayes: Roe; Ihlan; Johnson; Pust; and Klausing. Nays: None. c. Consider City Abatement for an Unresolved Violation of City Code at 2570 Charlotte Street As previously noted, this item was removed from the agenda. d. Consider City Abatement for an Unresolved Violation of City Code at 2745 Hamline Avenue As previously noted, this item was removed from the agenda. e. Consider Amendments to the Comprehensive Plan and the Zoning Designa- tions of 70 (68 approved) Anomaly Properties and Rezone Accordingly (PROJ0017) Mayor Klausing thanked staff for their reformatting and numbering the maps for easier reading. City Planner Thomas Paschke summarized the request by the Planning Division to amend the Comprehensive Plan Land Use Designation for 70 anomaly proper- ties in Roseville that were incorrectly or inadvertently guided during the Compre-