Agenda - Council Work Session - 09/29/2009

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.... 1. 1. USE OF COUNTY PROPERTY ^- the County agrees to accommodate the storm water pipe and storage ponds for the RTC developmellt on property located south of T.R. 10. Three issues need to be resolved to the satisfaction of the County by the City. First, the site has been secured with the intention of building a river crossing approach on that property. Secondly, the existence of a fi vc year "License Agreement" with Diamonds Sports Bar and Grill for the use of the properly for special events. There is at least an expectation that Diamonds Sports Bar and Gri II would be compensated for their costs, should the property be unavailable to them for the initial five year period ending February 2008. Third, the alternate use ofthat property from the County perspective would be as replacement property for a County project related to "4-F" or "6-F" encroachment elsewhere in the County. IL The City is to agree that they will be responsible to find, design, construct and pay for drainage and storage alternatives if the river crossing is built in this corridor. ('. The City will facilitate the canceliation of the five-year parking agreement with Gary Gruber at Diamonds Sports Bar and Grill. At a minimum, the City must obtain a letter from Diamonds Sports Bar and Grill which allows the County to rescind the existing license agreement between the County and Diamonds Sports Bar and Grill at no cost to the County. D. The City will assist the County in finding suitable replacement property for 4F or 6F encroachmcnts on other park land for a potential river crossing between Dayton and Ramscy, regardless of the alignment. The City's responsibility in the procurement of replacement property for 4F or 6F impacts will be limited to the acquisition of 4.47 acres of replacement property with a value of not less than $447,000. 4. M.:CESS TO COUNTY HIGHWAY i\. Only three (3) full turn accesses will be allowed from the RTC development to Bunker Lake Boulevard (C.R. 116). These accesses will line up with accesses on the north side of Bunker Lake Boulevard (C.R. 116) for a total of six access points as directed in the Highway 116 Corridor Study. No additional right-in, right-out accesses onto Bunker Lake Boulevard (C.R. 116) are being allowed at this time. This provision is in agreement with the original Joint Powers Agreement between the City and the County at the time the roadway (C.R. 116) was constructed. B. A total of three accesses are acceptable along the west side of Ramsey Boulevard (C.R. 56) as follows: 3