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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />OCTOBER 11, 1995 <br />The Administrator agreed that there was a need to meet <br />with The Venetian and get their plans more solidified <br />and determine what the potential is. <br />Vitale asked if the design guidelines being developed <br />will have to be met by The Marketplace Shopping Center. <br />Fahey replied that that was correct. <br />Pedersen pointed out that the design guidelines will <br />ensure that buildings compliment one another, not <br />necessarily make them all look the same. <br />It was pointed out that the prospective purchaser of <br />The Marketplace has indicated his desire to work with <br />the City. If that purchase does not go through, the <br />City would have to wait until a new buyer comes along <br />in order to apply the design guidelines to the center. <br />The City Administrator reported that the City has put <br />that incentive into the program, providing that <br />$200,000 would be spent renovating The Marketplace so <br />that it meets the City~s design guidelines. <br />Fahey suggested that staff be authorized to move <br />forward, that the City Administrator meet with The <br />Venetian Inn and report back to the Council on the <br />results of that meeting, and that a Council workshop <br />then be set to discuss the RFP process. <br />Mr. Guerin submitted pictures to the Council of <br />development occurring in the City of Woodbury which he <br />felt is what the Little Canada should be looking for in <br />the Rice Street/Little Canada Road area. Guerin asked <br />if the City was looking at both his parcels of land at <br />the northeast intersection, or just one. <br />Morelan replied that the City was looking at both and <br />asked the lease arrangements that Guerin has with his <br />tenants. <br />Guerin replied that the shoe shop has a five-year <br />lease, and the barbershop has no lease. <br />JACKSON/ Mr. Frank Frison appeared before the Council expressing <br />OLD C/ concern with the Jackson/Old County Road C/Lakeshore <br />r,AKESHORE project. Frison reported that residents feel that <br />ROAD assessment of the project is premature given that the <br />IMPROVEMENT project is not completed, the road needs some <br />additional patching and the storm sewer does not drain <br />15 <br />