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III I I Council Meeting Minutes July 14, 1987 3. CONCURRENCE OF RAMSEY COUNTY1S BID AWARD FOR LONG LAKE ROAD, NORTH PHASE. Proper noted Wayne Leonard, Ramsey County, would be present at the next council meeting to review plans for Long Lake Road construc- tion. 5 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried Council Business Locke updated council on the dialogue to date covering council ac- tion on June 9, 1987 (approving a special use permit with agree- ment relating to future needs for parking on site at lrondale High School), and meetings with School District's staff and attorney along with New Brighton's City Attorney to try to put together covenants that would go with the property to address the cityls concerns. Locke indicated the document before the council dated July 14, 1987, is a product of those discussions. Locke indicated specific changes to wording of the Agreement would be on page 6 (Section 5e) where a standard (i.e., criteria) by which additional parking would be required on-site; noted alter- nate language for this section was also before the council; indi- cated they both alluded to the same criteria; however, the language in the second draft was somewhat less cumbersome. Locke stated this criteria was probably the "key" ingredient of the Agreement inasmuch as it served as a "trigger" to require additional parking spaces. Locke continued that the council also has a copy of a resolution which would approve the special use permit and would include ref- erences to the Agreement/Covenants; and revises the special use permit (Resolution 87-72) adopted by council on June 9, 1987. In response to a request from Benke, Locke reviewed the steps the council would have to go through before additional parking would be required (i.e., a map is attached to the Agreement which shows lrondale neighborhood split into "sub areas," indicating streets currently having parking regulations to discourage student parking and others [poppyseed] proposed for parking regulations, and also additional areas in which the city could place regulations in con- junction with standard outlined in Section 5e of the Agreement. Benke reiterated the steps for posting and/or additional parking per the Agreement. LeFevere informed council they were not obli- gated to post!nY streets unless they wish to enforce the Agree- ment; it as noted at the present time Poppyseed is the only street being considered for posting. LeFevere noted all streets would be subject to conditions of the Agreement, including poppyseed, and, although the city was not ob- ligated to even post Poppyseed at this time, such a consensus had been agreed upon with area neighbors on this street. Page 2 Long Lake Road Project - Ramsey County's Bid Award Report 87-187 Council Business Irondale High School Expansion Project Report 87-177 Resolution 87-178