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Page 2 City Council Minutes November 3, 1986 e Corportion (Gerry Smith) to advertise the Deerfield 3rd Addition. Rohlf stated that the Planning Commission conditions for the included that the sign may be lighted from daylight to 10:00 p.m., the lighting be directed from neighboring residences and that the permit be reviewed in two years. Mr. sign that sign Mr. Smith noted that the sign will be approximately 75 feet off the right- of-way. Mr. Rohlf stated that Mr. Smith has offered the back side (North) to the Chamber of Commerce for placement of a community promotion type sign. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT MOVED APROVAL OF THE SIGN REQUEST BY GERALD SMITH, SUBJECT TO THE CONDITIONS SET FORTH BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION AT THEIR MEETING OF OCTOBER 28, 1986. CQUNCILMEMBER TRALLE SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 5-0. 7. Final Plat for M-Va1e Mayor Hinkle relinquished control of the Chair to Vice Mayor Schuldt at this time. e Mr. Rohlf reviewed the following items of concern, per his memo to the Mayor and City Council dated October 30, 1986 with comments of the Planning Commission and staff as noted. 1) Wally Ohland s concerns property is 66 feet but will connection (196 1/2 Street) winter. a. The road easement in front of his remain 166 feet at Ogden. b. The road will be completed with Class 5 before 2) Mr. Dennis Taylor stated that a drainage easement is shown on the lot North of the Peterson Addition property in question, so that the swale will be left as it is to allow proper drainage. 3) The developer, Mr. Smith, agreed to pay for the connections from the plat to the existing 196th Avenue and to Ogden Street. 4) It was the consensus of the City Council that staff take another look at the cul-de-sac at the end of 196th Avenue to determine whether or not it should be ripped out and narrowed down to normal street width. The developer agreed to complete the work as directed by the staff. 5) It was agreed that the Urban Run-off Erosion and Sediment Control Handbook be used as a standard to control erosion. Also, the City Council agreed that the recommendations of Mr. Bill Harju, as per his letter, be followed and also, that perk tests be required on the lots Mr. Harju recommended and on any other lots staff feels the tests are necessary. e 6) Mr. Taylor noted that 30 feet wide drainage easements have been located throughout the plat to prevent the tile system from being disturbed. He also pointed out places that would be culverted.