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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 25, 2002 services, as well as the Family Support Project, summer camp program, Project Engage, Family Community Support Services, All Children Excel, and community social work. Andrews reported that Little Canada's 2002 funding level was $12,604. However, she estimated the market value of these services to Little Canada at $19,026.75. Andrews reviewed Northwest Youth & Family Services' funding sources, noting that support from the participating cities is a very important part of their funding. She requested that Little Canada continue its funding into the future. Andrews re~orted that Northwest is holding a fundraiser on Friday, October ZS" at 6 p.m. at Bandana Square. The fundraiser is "The Magic of the 50's" and includes dinner, music, and a live as well as silent auction. Andrews encouraged attendance at the event, indicating that it will be an enjoyable and worthwhile event. Fahey thanked Andrews for her presentation, and acknowledged the valuable services that Northwest Youth & Family Services provides. The City Administrator indicated that the City's 2003 contribution to Northwest has been included as part of the budget. FINAL STAGE Mayor Fahey opened the Public Hearing to consider the Final Stage PUD PUD & FINAL and Final Plat for Village Square as requested by Sherman Associates. PLAT - It was noted that the Planning Commission has recommended approval VILLAGE subject to compliance with the recommendations of the City Planner and SQUARE the City Engineer. George Sherman, Sherman Associates, appeared before the Council and reported that he has complied with the recommendations of the Planner and the Engineer for the senior building. He noted that most of the Engineer's comments referenced the town home development. While he will comply with those recommendations, the town home portion of the development is concept at this time. Sherman anticipated he would submit for final approvals on the town homes in the next 30 days. Sherman noted that the Development Agreement for this project will include both the senior housing/retail phase of the project as well as the town home phase. Fahey asked the status of negotiations with Ultimate Golf. Sherman reported that he is still negotiating with the property owners. He noted that they closed their operation this past weekend, and are looking to release the facility.