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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL JANUARY 25, 2006 increment financing assistance from the City for either the second phase of their County Road B site or their Lillehei facility. St. Jude has future plans for another addition to this facility, and the Administrator fe1C the land transfer would be a good incentive to SC. Jude Co continue to develop within Little Canada. He noted that there was some tax increment financing provided to St. Jude for the development of their first phase of the County Road B facility; however, it was limited given it was for a seven year timeframe. The Administrator noted that if the Council. was agreeable to the land transfer concept, a property division and combination would be required as well as a rezoning. Blesener asked if the property was wetland or buildable. The Administrator thought that part of the site was wetland. He again noted that St. Jude would use part of the property for ponding and part for additional parking should a third addition be made to their County Road B site. The Administrator pointed out that transferring this property Co St. Jude would get the property on the tax rolls as well as eliminate the City's need to maintain the property. The Administrator indicated that if the City supports the land transfer, the property division and rezoning would be considered during the February meeting cycle. Keis introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION NO. 2006-I-IS -AUTHORIZING THE CITY ADMINISTRATOR TO MOVE FOR WARD WITH THE COUNTY ROAD B LAND TRANSFER TO ST. JUDE MEDICAL The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Montour. Ayes (3). Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. COLISEUM Tim Carrier expressed concern with the Coliseum Billiard business, and BILLIARDS indicated that since the billiard hall has been in operation there has been increased crime in his neighborhood. Carrier felt that there was a criminal element traveling between a neighboring apartment complex and the billiard hall, and these people were causing problems for the single-family neighborhood that lies between. Blesener noted that the Council has a report from the Sheriff's Department relative to Che six-month review that was done on the billiard hall last August, which indicates Chat Coliseum Billiards has not been a problem. Blesener noted that earlier in Che meeting the Council approved the CUP for the new owners of Coliseum Billiards with the stipulation that there be