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<br />building that requires access. K & K Sharp, needs to have a . little bit of sensitivity that cars <br />cannot be moved on a dime, and Midwest Car Car~ can @vetheir 25 cars in a secured fence <br />area. Both parties should be able to work ~th thisJ.He would like a little threat regarding the <br />decision that will be made by the Council if the parties cannot work the issue out. <br /> <br />Councilmember Elvig commented the agreement with K & K Sharp is only for one year, but <br />needs to be abided by. However, he does not rdplember including outdoor storage in that <br />agreement; the City leased the building. A reasonable compromise should be understandable to <br />the parties. <br /> <br />Mr. Fisher noted if the compromise of moving the fence is agreed to there will be a question <br />regarding who will pay for the cost. In the past both tenants have indicated they would not <br />entertain that cost. <br /> <br />Ms. Sharp stated she is here on behalf of K & K Sharp, and they do not want to lose the lease; <br />they want to be accommodating. Mr. Sharp had told her that he informed someone he would <br />look at the pricing on the fencing. He is willing to be flexible to make this lease work. <br /> <br />City Administrator Norman indicated the fencing coUld be charged to RALF. <br /> <br />City Attomey Goodrich suggested a cost not to exceed $5,000 for the fencing. <br /> <br />Councilmember Jeffrey indicated Mr. Fisher should be empowered to bring these parties <br />together with an agreement. <br /> <br />Consensus of the Council was to empower Mr. Fischer to bring K & K Sharp and Midwest Car <br />Care together with an agreement, and ifthat.agreement includes fencing it should be charged to <br />Ralf in an anlount not to exceed $5,000. . <br /> <br />Mr. Fisher questioned if there is a stick behin(j the need for tpe parties to reach a compromise. <br /> <br />Mayor Gamec replied an agreement will be needed between the two parties by the next meeting <br />or Council will need to take action. <br /> <br />Councilmember Elvig indicated it should be noted, that the Council is willing to choose one <br />tenant versus another if the issue is not resolved by tIle next pty Council meeting. <br /> <br />Case #10: <br /> <br />Facility Use and Facility RentalPolicy <br /> <br />Management Intem Gladhill stated staff hasprepaJted anarnended Facility Rental Policy for <br />organizations seeking to rent meeting spaces in th~new Municipal Center. The policy lists <br />procedures for renting space, priority of use, fees, hohrs,and general facility use rules. Staff has <br />also prepared a General Facility Use Policy tor inten,h.a1 use. This policy provides guidelines for <br />building use for staff. Staff recommends Council alfopt the resolution approving the amended <br />Facility Rental Policy and General Facility Use Policy. <br /> <br />City CouncillNoveIriber14~ 2006 <br />Pa~b 17 of~l <br /> <br />P25 <br /> <br />