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I I 1 Council Meeting Minutes May 12, 1987 Public Hearing In addition to the staff report concerning a minor subdivision, Krueger indicated the two lots meet zoning code requirements. As there were no questions from the audience or council, Gunderman moved, seconded by Williams, to CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. 5 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried Motion by Brandt, seconded by Gunderman, to WAIVE THE READING AND ADOPT A RESOLUTION APPROVING SUBDIVISION OF CERTAIN PROPERTY WITH- IN THE CITY OF NEW BRIGHTON (Blanski). 5 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried As no one was present to ask questions or comment on certification of service fees (which had been continued from a previous Council Meeting) and because certification was no longer necessary, Gunderman moved, seconded by Blomquist, to CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEAR- ING. 5 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried Council Business Locke lndlcated he, Nelson, and Bishop met with Mark Beisswenger; as Beisswenger is looking at new space for the hardware store, they met to find some means .of addressing the code violati~ns in the existing building on an interim basis. Locke further indicated at this time Beisswenger has not communi- cated what he will do and we have not been able to develop plans to handle the violations in the building; staff is recommending the orders that have not code been accomplished be restated with new time-lines. In response to Williams's question, Beisswenger indicated Dave Parkhill, partner of Brighton Oaks Shopping Center, has no formal plans; there are complications with downtown that have to be ap- proached before they can be resolved; trying to see what the city can do for him with regard to his property; wants to take a look at downtown before deciding whether or not to build on his proper- ty. Locke indicated by June 1, 1987, Parkhill needs to have leases for a given amount of space so financing documents can be prepared; Parkhill has 90 days to have financing, Letter of Credit, and original terms of the Development Agreement in order. At this time Parkhill has only conceptual plans, by necessity, but he has drafted a proposed letter for Mark Beisswenger which Beisswenger has under review. Assuming the downtown project is to proceed and Beisswenger will lease s~ace there, Benke stated we are still twelve months away from the facility moving into the shopping center and asked how much wasted effort the would be if the orders are approvedt be- cause something has to be done regardless of the outcome. Page 8 Public Hearing Minor Subdivision Blanski Report 87-129 Resolution 87-53 8:50-8:51pm Certification of Service Charges Report 87-130 8:51-8:52pm Council Business Code Vlolatlon Appeal: Beisswenger Hardware Report 87-131