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COUNCIL MINUTES SEPTEMBER 9, 1996 <br />Council Member Kuether moved to approve the job reclassifications, as presented. Council <br />Member Lyden seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. <br />COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT REPORT, BRIAN WESSEL <br />Consideration of a Recommendation to Add Two (2) Members (Julie Jeffrey -Schwartz and <br />Dean Tollefson) to the Economic Development Authority Advisory Board - Mr. Wessel <br />provided the following background with respect to this item: In 1994 Council approved a <br />recommendation by the Economic Development Authority Advisory Board (EDAAB) to <br />increase the voting membership on the Board from five to seven. The purpose of this change <br />was to enable the economic development team to benefit from additional expertise available <br />within the community. <br />At its August meeting, the Board voted unanimously to recommend that Julie Jeffrey -Schwartz <br />and Dean Tollefson be added to the EDAAB. Ms. Jeffrey -Schwartz is a Lino Lakes resident and <br />President of Lake State Realty Services which specializes in appraisal and consulting services for <br />units of government. Mr. Tollefson is a vice president at Firstar Bank in St. Anthony and <br />incoming President of the Minnesota Bankers Association. The EDAAB believes these two <br />individuals would constitute an excellent addition to the Board. <br />Mr. Wessel added that when Council approved the reappointment of the current five voting <br />members of the EDAAB in January, 1996, the recommendation was for any additions to the <br />Board to be appointed for one year, allowing for a continuum of staggered terms. The Board will <br />thus be comprised of three members with three-year terms, two with two-year terms, and two <br />with one-year terms. In order to continue staggered terms, the proposed new Board members' <br />terms would expire on December 31, 1996, at which time the EDAAB would recommend their <br />reappointment to three-year terms. <br />Council Member Kuether asked if Ms. Jeffrey -Schwartz if aware of a possible conflict of <br />interest. Mr. Wessel explained that at this time she is not conducting business in the City of Lino <br />Lakes, and cannot while serving on the EDAAB. <br />Council Member Bergeson moved to approve the recommendation to add Julie Jeffrey -Schwartz <br />and Dean Tollefson to the Economic Development Authority Advisory Board pursuant to the <br />terms outlined above. Council Member Neal seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. <br />Consideration of Resolution No. 96 - 119, Authorizing Application for the Livable <br />Communities Demonstration Program - Mr. Wessel explained that the Metropolitan Livable <br />Communities Act authorized the Metropolitan Council to establish the Livable Communities <br />Demonstration Account, which makes grants or loans to communities participating in the Local <br />Housing Incentives Program. This demonstration account is designed to provide incentives for <br />and to test the market feasibility of livable, compact and efficient development. The program is <br />designed to encourage innovative land use projects that integrate commercial development, <br />housing and community institutions. One of the goals of the program is to fund projects that <br />constitute models or prototypes that can be applied elsewhere in the region. <br />Mr. Wessel stated that $4.6 million was made available in 1996. The first round of grants was <br />announced in February, going to the communities of St. Louis Park, Minnetonka, Minneapolis <br />and St. Paul. The City of Lino Lakes is applying for $220,500 for planning and marketing for <br />the Town Center. The next round of grants is scheduled to be announced in November. Staff is <br />hopeful that its submission to the Metropolitan Council for the Town Center will be recognized <br />
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