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MINUTES MARCH 30, 1998 <br /> ^ A map of the Village development plan was displayed. Brian reviewed the history of the <br /> land acquisition in the"Village" (Schedule"C"). He estimated that the land will be paid <br /> about two (2) years ahead of schedule. <br /> Brian reviewed the Civic Complex Budget (Schedule "D") and the funding schedule <br /> (Schedule`E"). Mary Vaske explained each fund balance and noted that the balances <br /> could be used for the civic complex. Kim noted that it appeared that the fund balances <br /> would be depleted if used for the civic complex. She asked what is the potential for <br /> rebuilding these funds. Mary explained that the Closed Bond Fund will always collect the <br /> undesignated balances from bond issues that are paid before all of the assessments are <br /> collected. The Apollo Drive Construction Fund would be eliminated if used for the civic <br /> complex. <br /> Chris noted that the dollars in the Area and Unit Fund and the Surface Water <br /> Management Fund need to be spent in a conservative manner. Mary explained that she <br /> does have the definition of each of these funds and the proposed use of these funds for the <br /> civic complex are legitimate uses. <br /> John noted that EDAAB had discussed creating a fund that would be recycled money <br /> rather than just spent with no return. It would be a fund built of dollars generated by <br /> development and used for development. <br /> Caroline noted that if the proposed expenditure from the Surface Water Management <br /> Fund is allowed,the balance of the fund would be very low. She asked if it was legal to <br /> take money from this fund to use for something else. Mary explained that she does have <br /> the definition of this fund and what it can be used for. Caroline noted that funds were <br /> designated to be used from the Sewer and Water Operation Fund. She asked what would <br /> happen if a new water tower was needed and there was not enough money in the fund to <br /> pay the cost. Mary explained. John noted that the purpose of this fund was to maintain the <br /> sewer and water infrastructure. <br /> YMCA - Brian presented the YMCA(Y)proposal. Chris asked if the City is committed <br /> to this project. Brian explained that he and Mary Alice were asked to explore the potential <br /> for this project. Mary Alice reviewed the material presented at the March 16th meeting <br /> (Schedule "F"and"G"). She noted the Y survey and said that this was a strong reason to <br /> continue talking with the Y. Chris said that it appears that the City will fund half the cost <br /> of the facility and asked if the City would be given half of the revenues?He also asked <br /> why the City couldn't just offer the land. He noted that the City does not have a park <br /> system and parents will do anything for their kids and if the Y is the only thing available, <br /> parents will go for it. <br /> Mary Alice presented the funding strategy for the Y. She noted that the Y is doing an in- <br /> house study to determine how much they could realize in fund raising. She reviewed <br /> .-� reasons why the City should contribute to the building of the Y. Mary Alice also outlined <br /> the cost savings on membership for Lino Lakes residents(Schedule"H"). Chris said that <br /> PAGE 3 <br />
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