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4 <br /> City Council Regular Meeting Minutes <br /> June 13, 2000 <br /> Page 3 <br /> 1 would investigate the details of liability for the City. <br /> 2 Additionally, Mornson stated that certain plans and specifications would need to be put together <br /> 3 because the project is over$25,000.00. Currently,there is a law that states any project over that <br /> 4 amount must be subject to bids. However, that law would be changing by August 1, and unless <br /> 5 the project would be postponed until that date, plans and specifications would need to be <br /> 6 considered. <br /> 7 Cavanaugh suggested that the Council review the recommendations from the Parks Commission, <br /> 8 and provide Staff time to shape the project into a resolution, determine funding, and other issues. <br /> 9 Additionally, he directed Staff to determine if the project falls into the Central Park redesign and <br /> 10 would not disrupt the other phases of the redevelopment. <br /> 11 Thuesen wished to express sincere appreciation for Mr. Jensen's research and coordination of the <br /> 12 project, and additionally thanked Mr. Jensen and the Parks Commission for bringing the issue <br /> 13 before the Council. <br /> 14 VII. CONSENT AGENDA. <br /> 5 Motion by Horst to approve the Consent Agenda, which consisted of: <br /> 16 1. City Council Regular Meeting Minutes of May 23, 2000; <br /> 17 2. Licenses and Permits; <br /> 18 3. Six pages of Verified Claims. <br /> 19 <br /> 20 Motion carried unanimously. <br /> 21 VIII. PUBLIC HEARING. <br /> 22 A. Ordinance 2000-007 re: Amendment to the Ordinance Relating to Rezoning <br /> 23 Cavanaugh opened the Public Hearing at 7:17 p.m. <br /> 24 Cavanaugh asked City Manager Michael Mornson to provide a background. <br /> 25 Mornson stated that the Ordinance is proposed as part of a reaction to the possible sale of the <br /> 26 Salvation Army property. Additionally, during the 12 months of the Salvation Army <br /> 27 Moratorium, the City has added a park dedication ordinance. Therefore, any request for rezoning <br /> 28 of more than three acres, the City may require that the property be designated as a Planned Unit <br /> 29 Development. This process has been suggested by other planners in the surrounding areas as a <br /> 30 tool to control parcels and to provide the Council additional control in which to mold projects. <br /> 31 Additionally, Mornson reported that the Planning Commission has reviewed the proposed <br /> �2 Ordinance and recommended approval. <br /> 34 Cavanaugh invited members of the audience to address the Council on this issue. Hearing no <br /> 35 response, Cavanaugh closed the Public Hearing at 7:20 p.m. <br />