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MINUTES <br />Council and Planning Commission <br />Mar•ch 10, 1988 <br />Fahey asked the occupancy date for~ the Little Canada School addition. <br />Bor•g r•eplied that the School Distr•ict is consider•ing a September•, 1989 <br />occupancy, but second semester• of the 1988/89 school year• is not out- <br />of-the-question. <br />Fahey asked for• a show of hands of those who feel the outdoor• r•ecr~eational <br />facilities should be retained for• City use. Those present wer~e unanymous <br />in their• feeling that these facilities should be r~etained for• community <br />use. <br />Fahey asked about the r•etention of indoor~ facilities should that pr•ove <br />feasible. <br />The vast majority of those pr•esent felt the indoor• facilities should <br />be r•etained if possible. <br />The City Clerk pointed out the consideration the City is giving to the <br />addition of space onto the City Center• for• senior• citizens. The Cler~k <br />pointed out that this space could be pr•ovided at Capitol View as well <br />as space for• other~ pr~ogr•ams, such as activities for• teenager•s. <br />Fahey pointed out the possibility that the City lease a por~tion of the <br />building. <br />Fahey stated that he would like to be in a position when the School <br />Distr~ict comes to the City with a pr~oposal to be able to tell the <br />School Distr•ict that any pr•oposal that does not r•etain the land to <br />the east of the building for• community use will not be favor•ably <br />r~ecei ved. <br />Scalze also pointed out that the City will have to go thr•ough public <br />hear•ings for• any r~ezoning of the pr•oper•ty. <br />DeLonais pointed out that if St. Ber~nar•d's purchased the building, <br />the City would be able to use the r•ecr~eational facilities at Capitol <br />View. <br />Davison stated that his least favor•ite option would be a r~ezoning of <br />the pr~oper•ty to B-3 PUD. Davison felt that this should not be done <br />until the possibilities of St. Ber•nar•d's or• Globe Business Colloge <br />occupying the site ar•e exhausted. <br />Davison asked the costs of an addition to Little Canada School. ~avison <br />also pointed out the City's negotiations for• the pur•chase of Spooner• <br />Par~k . <br />Davison stated that he would like to hold off on any r~ezonings for• <br />Capitol View until May lst, which would send a signal to St. fter•nar~d's <br />that the City is inter~ested and they should get moving. By that time <br />the City would also have additional inf,or•mation on costs of the school <br />addition and Spooner~ Par•k. Also, the City has not r•uled out the <br />possibility of Globe pur•chasing the site. <br />Page -8- <br />