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1.) The County Board authorize the Department to revise the plans far .the beach parking lot to eliminate the immediate need for lowering or removal of the pipeline from its present location, 2.) that the.. temporary parking lot be constructed in 1985 in the same general 1ncation, provide the same capacity, comparable material and same drainage system as the original plan, 3.) that upon termination of the pipeline easement (1997) the interim lot be replaced by the parking, lot as specified in the original plans, and 4.) that the County Board authorize the Department to continue negotiations with the Pipeline Company for an earlier removal of the pipeline. The staff recommendations approved by the Public Works Committee will be submitted to the County Board for approval at tts March ll meeting. C. Beach Refectory Building Since the last reporting date, the Building Contractor has completed the shingling of the roof and installation of the fiberglass Skylight and continued applying redwood siding to exterior facia and beams, Building doorways have been secured with temporary plywood'panels. The County Board. at its February 25 meeting authorized the Department to request the Metropolitan Council to amend the Long Laike Development Grant Contract far the purpose of funding lockers and food concession equipment. Staff has selected the coordinated color scheme for wall .paint, door and frame paint, flooring materials and wood stain. D. Site Development x:-- It is anticipated that Arcon Construction Co. will .start installation of the remaining sections of sanitary sewer and water main during the week of March 4. Said installation will be within the linear easement area (Butcher's Spur) recently acquired from the Minnesota Transfer Railway Co. The County Board at its February 25 meeting authorized the Department to request the Metropolitan Council to amend the Long Lake Development Grant Contract for the purpose of funding the installation of railroad grade crossing signals and utility service to the beach refectory building.