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t -2- <br /> 2 NEW BUSINESS. <br /> 3 META Certificate of Completion Tabled for Further Information on- <br /> 4 Handicapped Access <br /> 5 The above document in connection with the completion of the Kenzington <br /> 6 had been reviewed by Mr. Soth, who had advised that if the H.R.A. was <br /> 7 satisfied that Phase I was completed, it ,could be executed by the <br /> 8 Chairman and Secretary. <br /> 9 Commissioner Makowske said she knew .there was a handicapped person who <br /> 10 lived in one of the Kenzington condominiums who had indicated the need <br /> 11 for a handicapped access from the rear of the building as well as the <br /> 12 front entrance. Mr. Childs said he didn' t know what leverage the <br /> 13 H.R.A. had because that access was probably not required by the <br /> 14 Building Codes. The Executive Director reported this item had been <br /> 15 discussed about ten months ago but would be glad to check it again if <br /> 16 the H.R.A. wanted him to do so: <br /> 17 H.R.A. Action <br /> 18 Motion by Marks, seconded by Ranallo to table action on the Certificate <br /> 19 of Completion for the Kenzington for further research by staff on <br /> 20 whether the project meets all handicapped access codes. <br /> 21 Motion carried unanimously. <br /> 22 H.R.A. to Execute Assessment Agreement for the St. Anthony Nursing Home <br /> 23 Project. <br /> 24 The above document had been submitted by the H.R.A. Attorney for <br /> 25 execution if the City wanted the market value estimated for assessment <br /> 26 recorded. <br /> 27 H.R.A. Action <br /> 28 Motion by Marks, seconded by Ranallo to authorize the execution of the <br /> 29 $6 , 300 ,000 St. Anthony Nursing Home Revenue Bonds Assessment Agreement, <br /> 30 which had been submitted by the H.R.A. Attorney and included in the <br /> 31 July 28 , 1987 H.R.A. agenda packet. <br /> 32 Motion carried- unanimously. <br /> 33 Process. for .Selecting New Redeveloper for Phase III of Kenzie Terrace <br /> 34 Redevelopment Project Agreed to by H.R.A. <br /> 35 Mr. Krie.r reported he had encouraged four "quality redevelopers" to <br /> 36 submit proposals for developing an acceptable housing project for the <br /> 37 final phase of the Project. Included were Lang/Nelson, who were <br /> 38 expected to come in with a proposal to develop 100 units of family and . <br /> 39 100 units of elderly housing which would be phased over a period of <br /> 40 time; Walker/St..iart for .a mixture of e�Lderly, market rate, and <br />