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COUNCIL WORK SESSION DECEMBER 7, 1994 <br />assured him that a site for a new hospital has not been selected, <br />Mayor Reinert asked if the City Council would meet with people <br />from the hospital district to express dissatisfaction with the <br />selection of the new board. Mayor Reinert noted that several <br />Lino Lakes residents sent letters requesting appointment to the <br />board, but none were appointed. <br />Mayor Reinert felt that this matter was extremely important to <br />Lino Lakes. He felt if the City cannot be represented on the <br />board, then maybe the City should not be part of the hospital <br />district. Council Member Bergeson asked if Lino Lakes could <br />become a part of another hospital district. Mayor Reinert <br />explained that state legislation would be needed to switch. <br />Mayor Reinert will set a meeting with representatives from the <br />hospital district and Mr. Schumacher will coordinate the meeting. <br />SENIOR HOUSING <br />Mr. Schumacher has received notification that tax credit <br />allocation was received for 48 senior housing units. The <br />developer of the senior housing proposal was required to provide <br />additional information so that he could carry over his tax credit <br />allocation. The information was submitted and the developer is <br />in the process of making his financing work because interest <br />rates have increased. The City has supplied all of the <br />information the developer has requested for his request to carry <br />over his tax credit allocation. <br />Council Member Bergeson asked if the City subsidy is tied to a <br />certain number of housing units. Mr. Schumacher explained that <br />the original subsidy was at the rate of a single family home. <br />The developer will not get the same subsidy he would have <br />received if he developed 96 housing units. <br />Mr. Schumacher explained that the exact subsidy will be <br />formalized in the development agreement. <br />AGENDA, DECEMBER 12, 1994 <br />Mr. Schumacher reviewed the entire proposed agenda. Mr. Asleson <br />explained that Living Waters Lutheran Church is requesting that <br />the City review their park dedication requirement. He researched <br />how other communities handle this matter and noted that some <br />communities do not require park dedication from churches, other <br />do. <br />Council Member Bergeson referred to the trail that goes around a <br />holding pond and comes very close to a residence. He asked if <br />the trail could be moved to the other side of the pond. Mr. <br />PAGE 10 <br />