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I I I Counci 1 ~1i nutes September 25, 1984 Page Nine Benke asked what portion of the wells would be visible, and was it necessary that they be located in the parks. Goudreault responded that, with the assistance of Proper and Maurie Anderson (New Briahton's Park and Recreation Director), the wells were located so that they would be out of the way, and that they will each be three-feet ta 11 wi th one havi ng a 6" di ameter, the other a 8" di a- meter. They will be located on the property line in shrubs and bushes requiring no mowing or maintenance. The well in Freedom Park will attempt to deliniate the western boundary of the contamination; the well in Silver Oaks will be used as a control in down-grading New Brighton sources and up-grading St. Anthony; both loca- tions were selected with hydrological criteria in mind. In repsonse to Benke's question, Goudreault stated that the sampling would be done on a quarterly basis and each sampling would take about an hour. Motion by Janecek, seconded by Blomquist, to APPROVE THE ACCESS AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF NEW BRIGHTON AND THE MINNESOTA POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY as amended by the City Attorney. 5 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried Winkels reviewed staff report concerning a proposed amend- ment to the Winfield Development's Development Agreement. and distributed a revised cash flow. Winkels stated that the original agreement provided for development after Phase I was completed, and that we agreed we would adjust Winfield's Lease-Purchase Agreement by an amount that be tied to the Assessment Agreement that they would be re- quired to sign. As a result, beginning in January, 1986, they will be assessed at a minimum of $4.3 million. Schmidt asked for integrated expenses from flow sheets for planning future projects. Winkels indicated he could relate other projects into this and come up with the expenses in the next few weeks. Winfield Development Report 84-263 Resolution 84-142 Schmidt asked what our timing is as far as making applica- tions for IRB pot that the state is going to have. Winkels responded that, once we have closed on the bonds, we would have to apply between the 20th of that month and the fifth of the following month. ~Ie are trying to close two the last week in October; we could make application prior to the fifth of November, leaving December as the only other time we could apply. Winkels indicated that next year we would be in the same position (to whom we wish to give the first $2 million).