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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL October 11, 1989 reported that Boosalis plans to take out a buildinq permit for the project tomorrow. Scalze pointed out that for purposes of discussion the City has been using a figure of $235,000 as the purchase price of the property to determine the park charge. This is the amount Boosalis is using as part of the TIF proposal for the project. Scalze stated that precedent in not u; establish the cost Fahey felt that if purposes, it could the park charge as she was concerned about setting a >ing a purchase agreement to of the land. $235,000 is being used for TIF be used as the basis for determining well. TRAIL FROM Scalze reported that the contractor is ready to begin SPOONER PARK construction of the trail from Spooner Park to Pioneer TO PIONEER Park on Monday. However, the property owner west of PARK Jim Morelan's property is concerned about his liability with the trail crossing his property. Scalze pointed out that the trail will be located within public right-of-way. The City Attorney reported that he discussed the issue with the property owner and informed him that the liability would be the City's unless the property owner did something to obstruct the trail. Blesener asked who would be responsible for plowing the trail, the City or homeowner. It was the concensus of the Council that the City would plow the trail during the winter, similar to other trails and sidewalks that are plowed. It was the concensus of the Council to proceed with the trail construction since the trail is located within public right-of-way. MARKETPLACE Scalze reported that the first Marketplace Morning Talk MORNING for senior citizens was held on September 14th and 85 TALKS senior citizens attended. The talks will be held quarterly and the first one was sponsored by the Rendevous Cafe, Snyders, and the Market Place Merchants Association. Page 21