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COUNCIL WORK SESSION DECEMBER 9,1998 <br />It was noted that the City held this discussion a year ago and adopted some goals. The <br />City received the funding and spent it. Why is the City being told to commit to a different <br />number? Brian explained that this discussion will be an annual event. The goals are a <br />projection. Jeff explained that the important thing is that the City is making progress and <br />is insuring local ordinances do not obstruct these goals. <br />Kim said she would like it be said the way it is. <br />Brian explained that he could set a meeting with Met Council staff so that the City <br />Council can meet with them and ask them directly what this all means. He noted that <br />senior housing, affordable housing and starter housing are all planned for the Town <br />Center. The goals outlined in Resolution No. 98 - 175 are City wide goals but this is <br />where the City plans to build most of these types of housing. <br />John asked Jeff how the City measures up to these goals presently. Jeff explained that in <br />1994, 1995, 68% of the owner occupied was affordable, 23% of the rental was affordable. <br />Jeff was asked what is affordable housing and he explained a single family house valued <br />at no more than $128,000 or a one bedroom rental unit at $607 per month. Affordable <br />does not mean low income. It also does not mean Section 8 housing. Low income is not <br />the issue, affordable does not mean low income. <br />Chris said he could support tying these goals to the Town Center site. Brian said he could <br />• take this proposal to the Met Council. <br />Kim suggested that when we meet with the Met Council, the Council should talk about <br />the following: <br />1. Good faith issue of 15% versus 25% rental <br />2. Town Center versus City wide goals <br />3. Realistic goals versus bench marks <br />This matter will be discussed further at the December 16, 1998 work session. <br />COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE, BRIAN WESSEL <br />Brian explained that he has proceeded with the directive by Council to submit the draft <br />Comprehensive Plan to Met Council. Alan Brixius is making the changes as directed by <br />Council. A draft of the plan has been distributed as required by law to neighboring cities <br />and agencies. He asked for a directive regarding the Lyden/Dahl Plan. <br />Chris said that Met Council will know how three (3) Council Members feel and asked <br />that Met Council be made aware of how the remaining two (2) Council Members feel. <br />• Kim said the Comprehensive Plan was presented to Council and the Council voted to <br />submit it to the Met Council. Anything not approved by the City Council should not be <br />Page 3 <br />
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