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Council Minutes February 26, 1985 I Motion by Harcus, seconded by Blomquist, to CONTINUE THE PUBLIC HEARING ON A REQUEST FOR THE VACATION OF A PORTION OF EMERALD DRIVE UNTIL MARCH 12, 1985. 5 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried To the staff report concerning the Tax Increment District #6, Winkels added that staff is recommending a continuation of the public hearing until March 12th at which time staff is hoping to have development agreements, all zoning approvals, etc. together in order to complete everything in one night. Will be meeting with developer Monday morning to finish up the de- velopment agreement, etc. Motion by Harcus, seconded by Schmidt, to CONTINUE THE PUBLIC HEARING ON THE MODIFICATION TO DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT NO. 1 AND TAX INCREMENT DISTRICT #6 TO MARCH 12, 1985, AT 7:35 P.M. I 5 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried Krueger stated that the Planning COITUllission was unable to get the required number of votes for approval or continuation of the rezoning and the PRO; had nothing to add to the staff report; and commented that the city attorney has done some research on our ordinance regarding subsidized housing, if council had ques- tions in that area. Jack Buxsell, architect for the project, reviewed the existing site along with the proposed addition, stating the new 48-units would not be subisidzed to the degree the existing building is. In response to Harcus's question, Krueger clarified the staff recommendation is to show specified or additional parking spaces that could be created if the .7 parking spaces provided does not prove to be adequate over the tenn of the elderly housing proj- ect; essentially the final plan will show a dotted-in area for expansion parking. Buxsell showed on the plan where additional parking could be established without disturbing the gardening plots. James Senden, representing Henry Hyatt, introduced Mavis Chambers, resident manager, and her assistant, Janice Dahl. Senden addressed the rezoning, financing, and parking consider- ations. I In response to Harcus's question, Senden stated there was no intent to rent the underground parking spaces to anyone living outside the complex. Buxsell stated Henry Hyatt would be pricing the underground parking to rent, noting there is an additional charge for park- ing in the garage. Chambers noted there are ten to fifteen people waiting for garages. Page Three Tax Increment District #6 Report 85-49 7:37pm-7:40pm Crossroads of New Briqhton (R-127, Pre 1 im. PRD-42, LP-174) Report 85-53 Resolution 85-17