12-06-95 Council Workshop Minutes

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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL DECII~ffiER 6, 1995 Morelan asked about the indication that residents of co-operative senior housing are more ambulatory. Fifield report the senior housing would not be assisted living, but a cooperative means of providing owner- occupied housing. The City Administrator stated that the expected market would be younger than that of Presbyterian Homes. The average age at The Mayfield is in the 80's, while seniors in the cooperative housing may average early 70's. Additional parking would be needed for this type of senior housinq. Fahey stated that he would like to see the whole area out to Little Canada Road redeveloped as one project. Fahey felt that there should be a clear understanding with the developer on this issue. At this point in the meeting, 7:30 P.M., the Council adjourned temporarily into their special meeting. The workshop was reconvened at 7:45 P.M. GUERIN Fahey pointed out that the City is working on the PROPERTY Market Place project as well as the prospect for development of the Rutzick property. Therefore, any redevelopment efforts directed toward the Guerin property should be put on hold at this time. Scalze suggested that the Planning Commission may want to comment on the renovation of the Market Place Shopping Center. The City Administrator reported that Mr. Grootwassink and Mr. Hotzler will attend the December 12th workshop meeting of the Planning Commission to present their rendering. Scalze asked if anything would be ready by December 12th on the Rutzick proposal. The Administrator replied that he was not sure. The City Planner has forwarded a copy of the draft architectural quidelines to the developers. ACQUISITION/ The City Attorney reported that State Statute 117.51 RELOCATION and after address the issue of acquisition/ ISSUES relocation benefits. The Attorney reported that if someone comes to the City and indicated their intent to sell their property or put their property on the market 5