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<br /> MINUTES <br /> City Council <br /> June 25, 1980 <br /> Extension Mr. brad Nielson submitted to the Council for their approval a resolution <br /> Of The requesting of the Metropolitan Council an extension until November 31> <br /> Planning 1980 for submission of the City's Comprehensive Plan. <br /> Process <br /> Mrs. Scalze introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: <br /> RESOLUTION N0. 80-6-236 - REQUESTING AN EXTENSION OF TIME <br /> FOR COMPLETION OF THE CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UNTIL <br /> NOVEMBER 37, 1980 FROM THE METROPOLITAN COUNCIL <br /> The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Mr. Hanson. <br /> Ayes (4) Scalze, Hanson, DeBace, Fahey. <br /> Hayes (O). <br /> Resolution declared adopted. <br /> This resolution appears in Resolution Book No. 6, Page 150. <br /> Mr. Nielson also submitted to the Mayor for his signature a cover letter <br /> to Mr. Charles Weaver of the Metro Council which could accompany the <br /> resolution requesting an extension of the planning process. <br /> Housing The Planner informed the Council that the next step would be to set a <br /> Plan meeting up to review the suggested Housing Plan for the City. This <br /> meeting should be a study session. The Planner also stated that the <br /> Housing Plan is non-controversial. <br /> Mr. DeBace expressed some concern that the Housing Plan refers to 'the <br /> Metro Council's low income housing in many places. The Planner stated <br /> that the Flousing Plan is geared to low and moderate income housing. <br /> DeBace felt that the Plan should not even address this subject. <br /> The Planner stated that the Metro Council's allocation of low and moderate <br /> income housing for Little Canada was unrealistically high. The Housing <br /> Plan has identified programs that will accomplish some of what the Metro <br /> Council wants. The Planner also stated that the Metro Council has not <br /> taken a realistic look at what the City presently has in terms of low <br /> and moderate income housing. Mr. Nielson mentioned the City's mobilehome <br /> parks and apartment buildings. <br /> The Planner stated that he felt the Housing Plan was a compromise of what <br /> the City probably wants in terms of low and moderate income housing and <br /> what the Metro Council wants. <br /> Mayor Hanson stated that a study session would be set up for Wednesday, <br /> July 30 at 7:30 P.M. between the Council and the Planning Commission to <br /> study the proposed Housing Plan for the City. <br /> Senior Councilman Fahey asked Mr. Nielson if he has made any progress on the <br /> Citizen matter of senior citizen housing. <br /> Housing <br /> Mr. Nielson reported that he spoke to Mr. Brusselman of Northland Mortgage. <br /> Mr. Brusselman informed him that financing is tight and is tied into <br /> low and moderate income housing. <br /> Page -4- <br /> <br />