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3 <br />1 been supported by a group of residents who had approached him and had <br />2 requested a meeting with the Executive Director to express the same <br />3 concerns; <br />4 -this group included three members of the local Board of Directors of <br />5 the walker project, Sally Haik, Ed Ostberg, and George Wagner; <br />6 -he perceived the H.R.A. should hear these concerns now so as not to <br />7 delay the process any further timewise. <br />8 His comments generated the following response: <br />9 Childs: -affirmed that the original project goal for Phase III had <br />10 been "condos for all ages" which had changed to "only <br />11 seniors" when Arkell had proposed developing only rental; <br />12 -confirmed that the three people who the Secretary/Treasurer <br />13 mentioned had requested they be allowed to meet with him and <br />14 the Mayor to discuss these concerns; <br />15 -said that meeting would be held. <br />16 Ranallo: -took exception to the term "senior ghetto", saying he had <br />17 never seen a project like the one described by the Sec - <br />&8 retary/Treasurer; <br />19 -indicated he perceived all concerns about the project would <br />20 be aired during the required hearings on the project, <br />21 including those of the Minneapolis residents who live in the <br />22 triangle adjacent to the project and the owners of the Kenz- <br />23 ington condominiums; <br />24 -told Commissioner Makowske he perceived the point of view <br />25 which opposed an all -senior project had been taken into <br />26 consideration when Mr. Krier had been directed to go to the <br />27 Minneapolis Community Development Agency to negotiate fin - <br />28 ancing for 100 "55 and over" and 100 "regular occupancy" <br />29 rental units for this project. <br />30 Makowske: -agreed, saying she understood the City proposal had also <br />31 included the possibility of having "a completely open <br />32 occupancy". <br />33 Enrooth: -questioned "where the people who were raising the issue of <br />34 seniors had been for the past five years." <br />35 Krier: -agreed that the H.R.A. should listen to anyone who wanted to <br />36 talk about the project." <br />�37 Childs: -commented that, from what he was hearing that evening, he <br />38 had concluded there was support for the type of developer <br />39 proposals which had been submitted. <br />