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MINU'PES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />FEBRUARY 15, 1995 <br />The City Planner pointed out that both sides have <br />different interests, and it was important that someone <br />from the City analyzed the numbers. <br />Collyard stated that the City wants to respond to his <br />numbers, and felt that by Friday next week he should <br />have some fairly reasonable numbers to submit that <br />would include cost of construction, acquisition, <br />demolition, relocation, site improvements. <br />DeLonais reported that Mr. Guerin has indicated that he <br />will not sell the northeast corner of Little Canada <br />Road and Rice Street. <br />Collyard reported that he has had seven meetings with <br />Guerin, the last one being about three months ago, and <br />Guerin has indicated that he would sell. <br />The Administrator asked if Collyard would have <br />appraisal information to substantiate some of the <br />numbers he will be submitting. <br />Collyard replied that he has a pretty good idea of <br />market value of the properties based on other <br />acquisitions in the area. If property owners are <br />asking too much for their property, Collyard indicated <br />that he would come to the Council. <br />The Administrator asked if that meant there would be <br />appraisal information on only the troubled properties. <br />Collyard replied that that was correct. <br />Fahey asked if Collyard was anticipating condemnation <br />of some of the business sites. <br />Collyard hoped that he could work out a land exchange <br />with some of the business owners who wanted to continue <br />in business. <br />Fahey noted that the City has said it would not condemn <br />the residential properties along Rice which do not want <br />to be included in the project. Fahey stated that he <br />was not sure he was excited about condemning business <br />properties. Fahey suggested that if Mr. Guerin wants <br />to continue his shoe store and barber shop, he was not <br />sure the City should condemn this property. Fahey <br />stated that he did not have a problem condemning vacant <br />11 <br />