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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes <br /> August 17, 1999 <br /> Page 12 <br /> 1 A. Discussion of City Manager's Memo Re: Salvation Army Property. <br /> 2 City Manager Mike Morrison stated that the City had considered a possible public purchase of <br /> 3 the property, but decided against that idea because it would require a referendum. Morrison <br /> 4 explained that the City's debt limits are too high to hold a referendum, so the matter was referred <br /> 5 to the school district. The City Council has tabled this matter. Additionally,.the City had <br /> 6 previously hired an appraisal company in the event a public.purchase would be considered. The <br /> 7 appraisal is expected in about one week. Morrison stated that the Heart of the Earth Native <br /> 8 American Indian School is currently in negotiations to purchase the property and the closing <br /> 9 should occur by June 2000. Momson explained that the City was originally concerned that a <br /> 10 potential developer would purchase the property and, consequently, the moratorium was <br /> 11 implemented. <br /> 12 Morrison stated that the City Council requested the Planning Commission's input and felt that the <br /> 13 Commission could be in a position to make recommendations. <br /> 14 Bergstrom felt it was not appropriate at this time to expend significant amounts of money investi- <br /> 15 gating the project, but felt postponing the discussion until more information became available <br /> 16 would be suitable. The information contained in the appraisal could be considered as a starting <br /> 17 point. <br /> 18 Morrison recommended that the issue be kept on the Commission's docket to be discussed when <br /> 19 additional information became available. <br /> 20 Bergstrom agreed and deferred discussion to a later time. <br /> 21 Bergstrom wished to return to Hanson's earlier question regarding possible negotiations with the <br /> 22 Stonehouse and liquor store. Morrison clarified that he had received input, but is reluctant to pre- <br /> 23 sent the proposed plan until further information became available. He stated that negotiations are <br /> 24 not currently being implemented, but that the City is open to proposals. <br /> 25 <br /> 26 Hanson asked about the City's long-term goal for the fire station. Morrison stated that the fire <br /> 27 station is structurally sound and there is no reason to relocate the station at this time. The Fire <br /> 28 Chief had previously stated that he wished to retain the current location because most of the fire <br /> 29 fighters live in an area close to the station. <br /> 30 VIII. FUTURE BUSINESS. <br /> 31 A. Dick Krier; Follow-Up Report for St. Anthony Shopping Center- September. <br /> 32 Morrison stated that Richard Krier, RLK-Kuusisto, would present design standards to the Com- <br /> 33 mission at the meeting in September. <br /> 34 B. Report from Public Works Director- September. <br /> 35 Bergstrom stated that Public Works Director Jay Hartman would present a discussion in <br /> 36 September updating the Commission on capital improvements, plans for expenditures, landscap- <br /> 37 ing, trees, etc. <br />
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