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MINUTES <br />City Council <br />June 22, 1988 <br />AIC The Ci ty Attor•ney repor~ted that AIC Cor•por•ati on has made a counter~-offer• <br />Pr•oper•ty to the City's offer• for~ pur•chase of a por•tion of their pr•operty in the <br />Centerville Road ar•ea. AIC Corpor•ation is pr•oposing that they pay only <br />Agenda levied assessments on their proper•ty, and the City would be responsible <br />Item No. 15 for~ pending assessments. AIC Cor•por•ation is also pr•oposing an inter•est <br />r•ate higher~ than that given to other~ proper~ty owner•s in the ar~ea that <br />have entered into agr•eements with the City for~ the pur~chase of their• land. <br />The City Clerk repor•ted that ther~e are levied, but defer•r~ed, assessments <br />on the AIC proper•ty for• water~main in the amount of $9,273.51 and ther•e <br />ar•e levied assessments for~ sanitary sewer• with a balance yet to be paid <br />of $3,196.76. The City Cler~k repor•ted that ther•e are no pending assessments <br />on the pr~operty. <br />Council discussed the matter and felt the same ter~ms and conditions given <br />to other• pr•oper•ty owner•s in the ar•ea should be extended to AIC Cor~por•ation <br />as well. <br />Mrs. Scalze introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: <br />RESOLUTION N0. 88-6-256 - OFFERING THE AIC <br />CORPORATION THE SAME TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR <br />PURCHASE OF TIiEIR PROPERTY IN THE CENTERVILLE <br />ROAD AREA AS WERE OFFERED OTNER PROPERTY OWNERS <br />IN THE AREA, NAMELY THAT THE LEVIED ASSESSMENTS <br />WOULD BE PAID BY THE SELLER AND TNE INTEREST RATE <br />OFFERED WOULD BE EQUAL TO 1% GREATER THAPI THE <br />INTEREST RATE BEING RECEIVED BY THE CITY , ON <br />Cor c i ITS OTHEF2 IN~IESTMENPS <br />~tes.~~-~7-~'~7The for•egoing r•esolution was duly seconded by Mr. Blesener•. <br />Ayes (4) Scalze, Blesener~, Fahey, Collova. <br />Nays (0). <br />Resolution declar•ed adopted. <br />This resolution appear~s in Resolution Book No. 19, Page 261. <br />Bow & The City Attor•ney r•epor•ted that in his opinion if an ar~cher~y r•ange is set <br />Ar~r•ow up appropr•iately with defined areas, the City would incur no liability, <br />Per•mit however, that does not mean the City would not be named in a lawsuit if <br />Edward one occur~r~ed. <br />Inman <br />Scalze pointed out that most other cities do not allow the shooting of <br />Agenda bows and ar•r•ows within their~ limits. Scalze did not believe the City <br />Item No. 16 should issue the bow and ar~r~ow per•mit r•equested by Mr•. Edwar•d Inman. <br />Ther•e was no motion put for•th by the Council for~ action on the Inman <br />per•mi t r•equest. <br />Page -21- <br />