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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />JUNE 13, 2000 <br />regarding the issues of separation of church and state. Based on this <br />discussion, the Council decided not to pursue such a cooperative <br />agreement. It was noted that once the facility is completed, it might be <br />possible to enter into a lease arrangement for use of the gymnasium. The <br />Council indicated that it may re-visit the issue upon completion of the <br />facility or if the Church should approach the City on the issue. <br />Council reviewed the Action Plan presented for completion of the Little <br />Canada Road Improvement. It was the consensus of the Council to <br />proceed with that Action Plan contingent on the issue of street amenities <br />that will be discussed at the regular Council meeting later this evening. <br />The Action Plan for the goal "Discuss/Decide Need for Senior <br />Housing/Transitional Housing/Assisted Living" was reviewed. The City <br />Administrator pointed out that Presbyterian Homes has submitted a 202 <br />application for a new senior housing project to be located in Little Canada. <br />The concept would include 40+ units of assisted living as well as a <br />campus-type setting including market rate senior housing on the second <br />floor of a commercial/retail building. The Administrator suggested that it <br />would be September before Presbyterian Homes know whether their <br />application is approved. Council accepted the proposed Action Plan as <br />presented. <br />Council reviewed the Action Plans for the goals "Evaluate/Develop Water <br />Meter Replacement Program" and "Evaluate Acceptance of Credit Card <br />Payments for City Services" and found both acceptable. <br />There being no further business, the workshop meeting was adjourned at <br />7:15 p.m. <br />~ ~ II~,, <br />..ter.-C'.~feJ2~. _' G'L _VL S'%" <br />Michael I. Fahey, Mayor I <br />Attest ~~: ° -' f~ <br />' Jo 1 .Hanson, City Administrator <br />~~ <br />