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1 Childs said..-he thought the only difference 'had been that-Lang- <br /> 2 Nelson had- an. example of a community 'room-with them, and <br /> 3 if-'they perceived that. had ,gone over well with the H.R.A. <br /> 4 would have said "that ' s what we ' re going to do. " <br /> 5 . Krier indicated he thought Mr: Hamel had ''hedged"- on that - ' <br /> 6 point, but -perceived both developers had been sophisti <br /> 7 Gated enough .that they wouldn't have hesitated to tell <br /> 8.' the H.R.A. .right out if they thought any of their ideas <br /> 9 were too difficult to do; <br /> .10 he said any suggestions .the H.R.A. had could better be '. <br /> 11 .negotiated before the Redevelopment 'Agreement was signed ' <br /> 12 -than after, and since Gaughan knew.they would need to <br /> 13 have specifics related to brick, wood, and design attra- <br /> 14- ctions when they talked to the Minneapolis neighbors , <br /> 15 they would probably have colored sketches of improvements <br /> 16 like the exteriors , community rooms, etc. right at the <br /> 17 start anyway. <br /> 18 Makowske said she would like to see some type of different design <br /> 19 for the buildings like arched windows , to give the build- <br /> 20 ing a "more classy look. " ; <br /> 21 was told the specifics of building design would be the <br /> �22 next step .in the development planning. <br /> 23 Soth said the first thing the H.R.A. wanted. to do ,would .be <br /> 24 to get the Redevelopment Agreement signed, which should <br /> 25 not be too difficult since Gaughan had already agreed to <br /> 26 do most of. what the H.R.A. wanted. <br /> 27 Childs pointed out that in relation to the changes in the <br /> 28 P.U.D. , the Planning Commission and Council would have . <br /> 29 to consider at public hearings, there would be no need <br /> 30 for height variances. He foresaw no need for setback or <br /> 31 parking variances in the proposal. This left only total <br /> 32 density versus the Ordinance requirements to be con- <br /> 33 - sidered; <br /> 34 however, he pointed out that the H.R.A. would, of course, <br /> 35 want to lock in the site plan and would probably want to <br /> 36 formally direct the developer to work with the City on <br /> 37 the problems with the neighbors . <br /> 38 H.R.A. Action <br /> 39 : Motion by Marks , seconded by Ranallo to authorize staff : to first <br /> 40. negotiate a Redevelopers Agreement : with the Gaughan. . Company .to <br /> 41 construct the : final. . phases of: the.:Kenzie Terrace Redevelopment <br /> 2 Project and, if for -some- reason such an agreement can'.t, be worked <br /> 17 <br />