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• <br /> • EDA.Meeting#26 <br /> August 12, 1996 <br /> Page 2 - , <br /> 1 PUBLIC IEA QS <br /> 3 There were no Public Hearings scheduled for this meeting. • <br /> 4 <br /> 5-. .fRA BUB sst= <br /> 6 <br /> 7 A. Consideration;of Authorizing Wetland-Delineation Study for Highway 10 Redevelopment Area <br /> 8 Section 7.:' <br /> 9 <br /> 10 Ms,Bennett expled that Pam Sheldon and herself met with developers who have indicated=interest in <br /> 11; :"development of ptoperty directly across Hightty 10 f'om City Hail. It is her feeling that development of. <br /> 12 tbis,;ptroperty would have amajorsimpact on the i ittire direction of the redevelopment of Highway 10. She <br /> 13 noted that the property does have'a large wetland.and she has discussed the impact of.the.wetland on the, <br /> 14 possibility of developn4ent with pocky Keehn of SE11 The wettand area is,based on the National Wetland <br /> 1 S ' Inventory Maps and iota site delineation .,Mr.Keehn has suggested that the wetlandxbe delineated so that <br /> • <br /> 16 ':the city-will know how much of theproperty can actually:be developed. "Additionally,once a delineation • <br /> 17 is made,the city can review how a development will impact the city's Local Water Management Plan. - <br /> 18- <br /> 19 Ms,,Bennett suggested that the city pursue delineation of theproperty to assist M the future development • <br /> 20 marlcetfor the.pr'operty. The proposedcost is estimated to be$1,500'which wouldbe•funded through <br /> 21 eiisting taxi increment administrative revenues. • <br /> • <br /> 22 <br /> 23 " MOTION/SECOND: flanlmer/Bianebard to Authorize SEE to Perform a Wetland Delineation Study for <br /> 24 Highway 10 Redevelopment Area Section 7,to be funded through existing tax increment administrative <br /> 25 revenues <br /> 26 <br /> 27 VOTE: 5 ayes, 0 nays Motion Carried <br /> 28 <br /> 29 " B. Consideration of Resolution No.'96.EDAw51,Authorizing the Economic,Development Commission <br /> 30 " to Work on a Request for.Proposal and Solicit Bids for the Development of'it Vision and Schematic <br /> 31<' Plan for Highway 10 Redevelopment Area Section 9.. ` <br /> 32 <br /> 33 Ms:Bennett tinted;that in April the Economic Development Authority looked at different development <br /> 34 sections along 1 ighway 10 and identified three priority areas: Section 9 is located front County Road Ito <br /> 33 Silver Lake Road. <br /> 36 <br /> 37 Ms.Bom ett stare#she had;met with the Economic Development Commission to strategize how to proceed <br /> • 38_ with the development of Section 9 At that meeting,they discussed whether the city should continue spot <br /> 39; development or if they should be looking at the entire section for coordinated developnnent. The <br /> 40 Economic Development Commission-would like direction from the EDA to proceed with requests for <br /> 41 proposals forthis section of Highway 10 and to develop a vision and,schematic plan:on what,could be <br /> 42 developed in that area. Ms Bennett proceeded to outline the process schedule:if the EDA authorizes the <br /> • 43 EDC to proceed as requested. <br /> 44' <br /> 45 Ms.Blanchard noted that severalplans have been Worked out Highway 10 projects in previous years., - <br /> 46 She wondered if it was feasible to complete another study at this time. <br /> 4' <br /> • <br /> • <br />
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