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Council Meeting Minutes Page 10 May 10, 1994 Council Business. continued Williams feels that the City should be very careful in competing with private sector developers to locate tenants. He feels that being the City has informed residents that the facility would house functions which serve families; the City should be true to that mission and not compete with private firms. If there is a mazket among the private section for office space, then the private developers should notified of this need. Berke agrees with Williams. Motion. by Gunderman, seconded by Larson, to DIRECT STAFF TO CONTINUE STUDY OF THE COST RA1~IIFICATIONS OF THE POTENTIAL CONSTRUCTION OF A TIiIRD FI.oOR ON THE FAMII.Y SERVICE CENTER AND PRESENT TF~SE FINDINGS TO THE COUNCII. ON MAY 24, 1994. ~~ - 5 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried. Berke supports the motion for further study, but concurs with Williams' comments regazding public agency services. He requested a meeting be scheduled with Ramsey County Commissioners Thomas and Wedell to explore options which encourage public agency tenant involvement. Williams noted that several State agencies should be contacted regarding potential interest. Williams noted, Report 94-113; First Amendment to Contract for Private Redevelopment by and between the City of New Brighton and Stony Lake Properties contains a misspelled word. Under Section 1. (i), sixth sentence, first word, should be "remediation", not mediation. Motion by Williams, seconded by Larson, to CORRECT THE WORDING IN THE CONTRACT AND WAIVE THE READING .AND ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AMENDING THE CONTRACT FOR PRIVATE REDEVELOPMENT BY AND BETWEEN THE CITY OF NEW BRIGHTON AND STONY LAKE PROPERTIES. S Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried. Council Business Family Service Cente Third Floor Expansion Report 94-115 Amendment to Stone Lake Development ~ Agreement i Report 94-113 Report 94-058 Williams requested further review of Report 94-114, Temporary One Day Liquor Lake Region Hockey License for Lake Region Hockey Association. He supports the Association's fund Liquor License raising efforts, but does not feel the use of alcohol during a youth fundraising event Report 94-114 is appropriate. Samuelson agrees with Williams and feels the issue of alcohol consumption at youth fundraisers should be addressed more seriously. Berke confirmed that the Association held a similar event last yeaz. He noted that the event would be held on June 12, and the Association has begun making = preparations. He suggested that the matter be approved for this yeaz's event, b~ the Association should be notified of the Council's sentiment in regards to this type of fundraiser. - . Williams stated that he world not vote against the temporary license, but requests these concerns be communicated to the Association. L