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Council t1inutes June 11, 1985 I Council Susiness, Petition, continued Motion by Harcus, seconded by Schmidt, to ACCEPT THE PETITION CONCERNING THE PARKING AND TRAFFIC PROBLEMS ON 25TH STREET NW AND 14TH AVENUE NW AND TO SUBMIT IT TO STAFF FOR REVIEW, WITH A RECOMMENDATION DUE TO THE COUNCIL ON OR BEFORE JULY 23, 1985, 4 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried Krueger reviewed staff report concerning the review of SP-92, as stipulated by Council Resolution 2351 dated July 22, 1980, for United Theological Seminary. Harcus stated he has received no complaints from the neighbor- hood and moved, seconded by Blomquist, to FIND THAT THE CON- TINUED USE OF DORMITORY SPACE FOR FACULTY OFFICES AND A LOUNGE AT THE UNITED THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY IS STILL CONSISTENT WITH THE FINDINGS OF FACT OF RESOLUTION 2351 AND THAT THE USE OF THE DORMITORY SPACE FOR FACULTY OFFICES AND LOUNGE ARE PERMITTED TO CONTINUE SUBJECT TO FURTHER REVIEW IN FIVE YEARS. I Schmidt stated he has been in the new office building and feels it fits with the neighborhood. 4 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried Sinda had nothing to add to the staff report concerning the contract for City Hall Expansi on/Renovati on, Motion by Blomquist, seconded by Janecek, to APPROVE THE CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY OF NEW BRIGHTON AND LI~JDBERG PIERCE INC. FOR ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR THE CITY HALL EXPANSION/ RENOVATION PROJECT IN THE AMOUNT OF $82,000 PLUS $2,300 FOR LANDSCAPE DESIGN MASTER PLAN TO INCLUDE ALL CITY-OWNED LAND SURROUNDING THE PROJECT SITE, I 4 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried Winkels reviewed the staff report, as distributed at this meeting, concerning three applications for Industrial Revenue Bonds and recommended a public hearing on July 9, 1985. for each application, Winkels summarized that there were approx- imately $19 Million in applications and that the City has $9 Million in allocations from the State and noted that all applicants have a great deal of work to do and a great deal of information to submit to the City, Staff feels that all three projects are very good and would be excellent for the Ci ty. Wi nkels proceeded to update the City Council on the pendi ng legislation; stated the financial community feels that funds for Industrial Revenue Bonds should start flowing back into the State pool within the next few months; felt New Brighton should be able to pick up some of those funds within the next sixty to ninety days, Page Four SP-92 - United Theological Seminary Report 85-166 Lindberg Pierce Contract for City Hall Report 85-167 IRB Applications - Ski llman Corporation. New Brighton Inns. Inc" and Hal-Fics. Inc, Report 85-168