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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />NOVEMBER 8, 2000 <br />of the amenities would be disturbed at the time the site was redeveloped. <br />The Administrator felt that the full amenities could be designated as part <br />of the Capital Improvement Plan and installed at the time of <br />redevelopment. He noted that there would still be some improvements <br />done in this area, but not the full plan because of the likelihood that these <br />improvements would be jeopardized. <br />Morelan suggested that if the full improvements were put in and the site <br />redeveloped, the developer would have to restore the streetscape <br />amenities. The Administrator pointed out that this would be another cost <br />consideration that would have to be looked at in the redevelopment <br />framework. <br />Morelan stated that he would like to see the area next to The Venetian Inn <br />look nice. He pointed out that The Venetian Inn building could remain for <br />a long time. <br />The City Administrator suggested that staff could try to obtain some <br />additional right-of--way for the entry area, and the full-scale amenities <br />installed at the intersection defining the entry to Little Canada Road. <br />Scalze suggested that the City discuss this issue with the owners of The <br />Venetian to determine if they are willing to dedicate the necessary right- <br />of--way. Scalze felt that some improvements could be made adjacent to <br />The Venetian that might not be the full streetscape improvements, but <br />would still make the area look good. <br />Morelan stated that prior to making a decision on this issue, he would like <br />to know what the area would look like. Fahey stated that he did not <br />support spending the money to put in the full streetscape improvements if <br />there is the chance they will be disturbed. <br />The City Administrator suggested that he bring back final plans for the <br />streetscape prior to those plans being sent out for bid. <br />PERFORMANCE It was the consensus of the Council to schedule the City Administrator's <br />EVALUATION performance evaluation and review of 2001 Goals for Tuesday, November <br />21s~, at 6:30 p.m. <br />2001 BUDGET The City Administrator reported that based on the revisions made to the <br />REVISIONS 2001 Budget at the last Council workshop meeting, the projected net levy <br />increase is at 3.81%. The Administrator asked if the Council had any <br />other changes it wanted made to the proposed budget or if the Council felt <br />