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CC PACKETS 1994-1998
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• I <br /> City Council Regular Meeting Minutes <br /> July 25, 1995 <br /> Page 6 • <br /> 1 Mr. Stan Nelson, 3504 Maplewood Drive, addressed the basic construction of the facility. <br /> 2 He stated he found a potential problem with the location of the sally ports being 570 feet <br /> 3 from 33rd 'Avenue. He suggested they be located on the west side of the building with <br /> 4 access to Silver Lake Road. He also commented on the size of the entry lobby being 10% <br /> 5 of the total square footage of the building. He indicated, leaving out the bathrooms, there <br /> 6 were 125 doors in the facility. He suggested,a more open construction as doors were <br /> 7 expensive in terms of construction and maintenance. <br /> 8 Ranallo indicated both the Fire Department and the Police'Department had indicated'they <br /> 9 were comfortable with the location of the sally ports. <br /> 10 Ms. Cindy Peterson, 3216 Skycroft Drive, indicated if residents were concerned about <br /> 11 child care,they needed to direct their comments to Community Services and the School <br /> 12 Board. She suggested residents contact their School Boardmembers and get the item on <br /> 13 the next agenda. <br /> 14 Ms. Wolff.indicated the residents have gone to the School Board and they cannot afford <br /> 15 the day care. She stated they are now asking the City to help fund the center. <br /> 16 Ranallo indicated all residents would like to see the day care stay and a bigger gym but r <br /> 17 the dilemma is providing the funds. <br /> 18 Mr. McNulty expressed it was imperative that not one square foot of the gym be taken <br /> 19 away. This area was needed to help the older children stay off the streets. <br /> 20 Mr. Albright commented that 50% of the people moving into the community would be in <br /> 21 need of day care services. If these people were unable to obtain day care,they would <br /> 22 move elsewhere and the demand and price of homes in the area would go down and <br /> 23 ultimately would affect the tax base. <br /> 24 Ranallo indicated the Council would confer with School Boardmembers, project figures, <br /> 25 and if the bids come in lower than expected, it may be possible to make some small <br /> 26 changes. He thanked the residents for their input and the School Board for their <br /> 27 cooperation. <br /> 28 Memo of Understanding_with the Sports Boosters. <br /> 29 Ranallo reported he was informed Monday morning the Sports Boosters were willing to <br /> 30 pay $20,000 a year for use of the gym. <br /> .31 City Manager Mornson stressed the importance of a'decision tonight. If a decision was <br /> 32 not made tonight,the City would be unable to continue with the plans and specifications <br /> 33 and would be forced to defer bids until early spring of 1996. <br />
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