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<br /> MINUTES <br /> City Council <br /> October 8, 1980 <br /> Community Councilman Fahey informed the Council that the Planner has a deadline of <br /> Development October 17> 1980 to apply for community development block grants for the <br /> Block City. Fahey suggested that Planner could apply for these funds for the <br /> Grants development of a pedestrian walkway over the freeway, for bicycle paths, <br /> or for park purposes. <br /> Fahey asked where the Council was with regard to the senior citizen housing <br /> development. Scalze stated that there are still a couple of pieces of <br /> property that the Council could consider for this development. <br /> Mr. Fahey introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: <br /> RESOLUTION N0. 80-10=a~07 - AUTHORIZING THE CITY PLANNER TO <br /> OFPPURC~ASINGOPROPERTYDFORLOHEEDEVELOPMENTAOF S~NIORECITIZONE <br /> HOUSING <br /> The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Mrs. Scalze. <br /> Ayes (5) Fahey, Scalze, Flanson, DeBace, Nadeau. <br /> Nayes (0). <br /> Resolution declared adopted. <br /> This resolution appears in Resolution Book No. 6, Page 263. <br /> Special Councilman Fahey indicated that the Council would hold a special Council <br /> Council meeting on Wednesday, November 19, 1980 at 5:00 P.M. to review the <br /> Meeting housing profile and the Capital Improvements Plan that have been submitted <br /> Nov. 19 to the Council by the Planner. These are part of the City's Comprehensive <br /> Plan. <br /> Twin Lake The Engineer indicated to the Council that the Twin Lake Addition would <br /> Road begin development this year. The developer will be putting in street and <br /> Development sewer this Fall. <br /> Blaine Edmundson, the developer on this project, has asked the Engineer <br /> to inquire if it would be necessary for him to put up a bond at this point. <br /> The developer will not be building any houses until the Spring of 1981, <br /> and would prefer not to put up a bond at this point. <br /> The City Clerk indicated that a bond was required of the developers on <br /> Payne Avenue and on Carla Lane. The Engineer indicated that in those cases <br /> the City built the streets. The Engineer also stated that a bond was <br /> required on Diana Lane, but that was because houses were built before <br /> the street was in. <br /> The Attorney stated that if there are problems, the City would not have <br /> to issue building permits until they were taken care of. <br /> Mrs. Scalze inquired about the widening of Twin Lake Road. Councilman <br /> DeBace stated that the people on Twin Lake Road do not want it widened. <br /> Flowever, they might change their minds after the development is in. <br /> Page -22- <br /> <br />