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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />5EPTEMBER 26, 1990 <br />Thursday, October 4th, at 5 P.M. A ground breaking <br />ceremony has been scheduled for the City Center <br />expansion on Wednesday, October 10th, at 5 P.M. <br />Scalze announced that Northwest Youth & Family Services <br />is inviting nominations of individuals for their <br />Outstanding Service To Youth Award. Recipients may be <br />chosen from four award categories: Law Enforcement, <br />Educator, Community Volunteer, and Youth/Young Adult. <br />The deadline for nominations is Friday, October 12th, <br />with award recipients to be honored at a ceremony to be <br />held on Thursday, November 15th. Please contact the <br />City Center for additional information. <br />PLAN REVIEW Scalze reported that the next item of consideration is <br />FREDERICKS- a plan review for the proposed Frederickshaven Plat <br />HAVEN submitted by Gordie Howe. This proposal involves the <br />extension of the Sunrise Drive cul-de-sac with five <br />additional lots, one of which will include the Schletty <br />home, as well as improvement of a cul-de-sac from <br />Edgerton Street which includes three single-family lots <br />and eight twin-home lots. Scalze reported that the <br />Planning Commission has recommended concept approval. <br />However, the Planning Commission has some question <br />about the valuation of the homes proposed. Scalze <br />reported that the Mayor has indicated that he would not <br />support a rezoning of the property in question. <br />Mr. Gordie Howe appeared before the Council and <br />reported that he would like to develop the project in <br />two phases. The first phase would involve extending <br />the Sunrise Drive cul-de-sac with five single-family <br />lots. The second phase would involve a cul-de-sac <br />coming in from Edgerton. Aowe reported that.he has <br />discussed the proposal for 8 twin home lots with the <br />property owners, the Schletty's, and they are aware of <br />the neighborhood opposition to the proposal. Therefore, <br />he would like to eliminate the twin-homes and propose <br />only single-family homes. <br />Howe reported that, if possible, he would like to begin <br />development of Phase I this fall. Phase II would be <br />platted as an outlot with possible development next <br />year. Howe submitted a new drawing to the Council <br />which showed all single-family homes. <br />Page 2 <br />