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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION September 4, 2012 <br /> APPROVED <br /> 91 working on those costs. Council Member Rafferty expressed concern about the <br /> �-' 92 percentage that the engineering costs represent. Mr. Grochala explained that sixteen <br /> 93 percent is a typical range for engineering but added this project is somewhat atypical with <br /> 94 the retrofit involved. The council will want to see the engineering numbers broken down. <br /> 95 <br /> 96 1.5. Can Cage Locations for Recycling/Fundraising—Environmental Coordinator <br /> 97 Asleson explained that the city has recently been awarded a grant from Anoka County to <br /> 98 enhance recycling activities. A portion of that grant funding will be used to place can <br /> 99 cages in certain areas of the city to collect recycling that will raise funds for the <br /> 100 community park. Ace Solid Waste has offered to loan the can enclosures (picture <br /> 101 distributed). Council Member Roeser has been involved in implementing this project to <br /> 102 increase recycling. Mr. Asleson read from the city's zoning ordinance the language that <br /> 103 would impact the placement of can cages. Grant funds will also be used for the services <br /> 104 of an intern that will work with areas businesses to promote recycling efforts. The can <br /> 105 cages will be placed at the fire stations. Council Member Roeser further explained the <br /> 106 benefits to the city and the businesses. <br /> 107 <br /> 108 The council concurred to proceed with the program. <br /> 109 <br /> 110 3. Dominium Housing Proposal Discussion—Economic Development Coordinator <br /> 111 Divine recalled that the council recently received a presentation from Dominium <br /> 112 representatives for a housing proposal. The council indicated at that time that they <br /> 113 would discuss the matter further;no additional information has been gained since the <br /> 114 presentation. <br /> 115 <br /> 116 Mayor Reinert indicated that he wanted to give the city council an opportunity to discuss <br /> 117 development concepts of interest. He recognizes that Dominium has a good reputation <br /> 118 and has been a good landlord at Legacy. He asked the council to discuss what type of <br /> 119 housing would be of interest at this time. Council Member O'Donnell asked about the <br /> 120 possibility of senior housing and Ms. Divine said that this developer doesn't do senior <br /> 121 any longer. The council discussed the definition of"affordable". There was a discussion <br /> 122 of density, property taxation and quality of materials. Council Member-O'Donnell <br /> 123 suggested he would be interested in further discussion with the developer, especially on <br /> 124 the possibility of a townhome development,perhaps single story. The council discussed <br /> 125 the timing of the deadline for tax credits. The mayor suggested council members visit the <br /> 126 developer website and decide further on directions on interest that can be passed on to the <br /> 127 developer who could then look at fmancing possibilities. <br /> 128 <br /> 129 Community Development Director Grochala updated the council on discussions with <br /> 130 Anoka County regarding the Legacy property and a process that would allow the city to <br /> 131 acquire the tax forfeited property. <br /> 132 <br /> 133 4. 2013 Budget—Finance Director Rolek reviewed the Budget Gap Option sheet that <br /> 134 was forwarded from the last special budget work session. He noted that the city's <br /> 3 <br />
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