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. _ CITY OF ORONO Regular Meeting of the Orono Council, 7:00 P.M. April 13 , 1981 The Orono Council met on the above date with the following members present : Mayor Van Nest, Council- members Butler, Hannah, Hurr, and Paurus. Also present: City Administrator Benson, Zoning Administrator Mabusth, City Attorney Malkerson, City Engineer Cook, Public Works Coordinator Gerhardson, and Planning Commission members Frahm, Goetten, and McDonald. At 7 :07 P .M. , Mayor Van Nest announced that now was PUBLIC INFORMATION the ti.�� :d place for the public information meeting 22g0 Wayzata Boulevard �ol the proposed subdivision and conditional use Parkview Centers, Inc. permit application for Judd Ringer, 2280 Wayzata #595 Boulevard. City Administrator Benson presented the Affidavit of Publication and Certificate of Mailing. Mr . Judd Ringer reviewed with the City Council and attending public his proposal for the Parkview Centers, Inc. Mr . Ringer commented that a purchase agreement has been exe�uted with Parkview Centers, Inc. which specializes in areas of chemical dependency and behavorial disorders. We do propose a 24-bed facility on a 28-acre complex. Mr. Conrad V. Schmitt, President of Parkview Centers, Inc. , commented that a one-story, 24-bed facility is planned now anticipating a 42 patient maximum density in the future. The present structure will be used for administration, counseling, and dininy areas. We do have facilities in Arizona, New Yor�, and St. Louis Park. Our central offices are now in St. Louis Park. Forty-two patients are our maximum potential. Pat Meyer, Program Director, reviewed the existing programs now being used at the Parkvie�a facilities. Bill Hutchens, 900 Willow Drive North: Do you intend to use the existing barn as a tool or repair shop? Pat Meyer : No, neither. George Johnson, 879 Brown Road North: Would you draw from our area or outside our area? Pat Meyer : Probably, our area now, later outside our area, and our outdoor activity would be very limited. Phil Fettig, 960 Willow Drive : Willow Drive is very crowded now with traffic. Will this proposal cause traffic problems? Pat Meyer : No, only 20�-25� of our patients are visited each evening. (Continued)