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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION November 5, 2007 <br />DRAFT <br />137 Zoning Ord. Amendment — Unsewered Residential Lot Requirement — Community <br />138 Development Director Grochala reviewed the proposed ordinance. The council had <br />139 directed staff to modify the amendment so that it would apply only to reverse mortgages, <br />140 however, the city attorney ruled against that suggestion. Staff has added some new <br />141 language that has been reviewed by the City Attorney including language that requires <br />142 that a structure remain on the lot to be divided. Also the city needs to receive written <br />143 verification of the requirements from the mortgage company. A recorded covenant must <br />144 be recorded restricting the owner from selling the portions separately, except in the event <br />145 that there is a foreclosure situation. <br />146 It was recommended that the proposed process should be checked with the financiers to <br />147 ensure this will accomplish what the city wants. <br />148 The council concurred that the process (referral of the ordinance to Planning and Zoning) <br />149 should continue. <br />150 2008 Budget — Finance Director Rolek noted that the council has had continuing <br />151 discussion about whether or not to include a change to in -house engineering services in <br />152 the 2008 budget. The council has not indicated a need for any additional information but <br />153 that their discussion of the issue would continue. <br />154 Since the council has a difference of opinion regarding moving on a change to in -house <br />155 engineering staff, a council member suggested that the decision be delayed (no in -house <br />156 services in 2008) but with a direction to include in the goals for 2008 a thorough analysis <br />157 for a discussion about inclusion in the 2009 budget. <br />158 Director Rolek explained that the impact to the 2008 budget of retaining the contracted <br />159 engineering services is negative $85,500. It is proposed that be covered by general fund <br />160 reserve. <br />161 One council member recalled (in writing) information distributed in 2003 that indicated a <br />162 higher amount that included an additional support position. Also the TKDA contract was <br />163 shown with a not -to- exceed amount. <br />164 Director Grochala recalled that the 2003 figures considered the community development <br />165 budget only and didn't take into consideration storm water, sewer and water costs that are <br />166 charged out. There was no pavement management or as extensive a surface water <br />167 management program in 2003. The support staff position has already been added so that <br />168 is no longer a part. <br />169 When asked if it would be possible for TKDA to offer a not -to- exceed cost for the 2008 <br />170 funding year, staff indicated that would be a difficult proposal since the costs are mostly <br />171 reactive, dependent on work that comes forward. <br />172 City Engineer Studenski announced that it could be possible to get a not -to- exceed but <br />173 the specifics would have to be designated. <br />174 It was recommended by a council member that if funding for a support staff person is <br />175 included in one scenario, it should be included in both so that the numbers are true. <br />176 There was general concurrence with putting off the decision for change but also general <br />177 concern about the use of general fund reserve (savings) to cover the $85,500 budget <br />178 deficit. Could the proposed budget be further reduced to cover the deficit? <br />
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