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. . . Memo to City Council Land/Easement Exchange Page 2 2. Access Drive Easement Agreement: allows the Country Club to construct the access road over park property and requires them to maintain it. 3. License Agreement: allows continued use of the golf course for ski trails November through April each year. The agreement acknowledges that a portion of the license area may be used for future development for uses other than a golf course. The land exchange is consistent with the City's Comprehensive Plan. City Council Action, September 20, 1999 At the September 20, 1999 Council meeting, Park and Recreation Commission Dave Anderson requested that the City Council return the easement and license agreements to the Park and Recreation and Planning Commissions for further review. His concern was with the lack of permanence of the license agreement. The Council concurred with the request. Park and Recreation/Country Club Meetinq, October 6, 1999 Representatives from the Park and Recreation Commission and the Country Club met on October 6, 1999 to discuss the options for creating a permanent easement exchange over the golf course property. After much discussion, it was agreed that the golf course would grant the City a permanent 66-foot wide easement parallel and adjacent to the westerly right of way line of the railroad trail over any portion of the property where the license has terminated (refer to italicized wording pages two and three in attached license agreement). Recommendation Staff recommends that the City Council approve Resolution 99-_ and the attached easement/license agreements.