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January 25,201 1 Page 4 of 7 <br /> review at the February 2nd meeting. <br /> Motion by Councilmember Phillips,seconded by Councilmember Bauman to open the Public Hearing. <br /> 5 Ayes,0 Nays-Motion Carried <br /> Mayor Jacobsen opened the Public Hearing at 7;16 pm. <br /> Verne Moore; a resident at Applewood Point stated his support for the proposed sidewalk. <br /> Mayor Jacobsen asked for additional comments,there were none. <br /> Motion by Councilmember Phillips,seconded by Coumcilmember Samuelson to continue the Public <br /> I learing at the February 8th Council meeting. <br /> 5 Ayes,0 Nays,Motion Carried <br /> Council Business <br /> 1. Donald Wyland and Carol Noren request approval of a Special Use Permit to permit Council Business <br /> operation of a et cremation business at 833 3rd ST SW,Suite#2. Report No. 11-030. i. Donald Wyland and <br /> Ir P � Carol Noren request <br /> Resolution No. 11-008. *Moved from the Consent Agenda. approval of a special <br /> Use Permit to permit <br /> operation ofa pet <br /> Skip Wyland and Carol Noren described their business, explaining they will have a small retail cremation business at <br /> section as well as a pet cremation business called Pets Remembered. Mr. Wyland stated this is a 8333rx1sT SW,Suite <br /> #2. Report No.11-030. <br /> relatively new business, although fast growing. Mayor Jacobsen thanked the applicants for Resolution No,11-008. <br /> bringing their business to New Brighton, as well as providing a needed service for residents. *Moved from the <br /> Consent Agenda <br /> Motion by Councilmember Samuelson,seconded by Councilmember Bauman to adopt the resolution <br /> approving the Special Use Permits subject to eight conditions. <br /> 5 Ayes,0 Nays-Motion Carried <br /> 2. Consideration of a revised Development Agreement with The View at Long <br /> Lake, LLC. Report No. 11-036. Resolution No. 11-010. 2. Consideration of <br /> a revised <br /> Development <br /> Agreement with <br /> Director of Community Development Grant Fernelius reported the item was discussed at the The view at Long <br /> preceding worksession. Two items were discussed; the subordination issue and the tax exempt Lake,LLC. Report <br /> No. 1 1-036. <br /> issue. Resolution No. 11- <br /> The Developer has agreed to provide a Letter of Credit for$550,000 as a form of security. The 010 <br /> Letter of Credit will run from the time of closing to the time a Certificate of Occupancy is <br /> issued. City Staff looked at the reality of the possibility of a developer would be to convert the <br /> project to a tax exempt use. It was determined there is minimal risk this could happen, and is not <br /> included as part of the agreement. Councilmember Phillips stated he appreciated the additional <br />