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<br />AYES: <br /> Mr. Price, Ms. Carr, Mr. Kraft, Mr. Crow, Mr. Sharpe, Mr. Glickert and Mayor <br />Welsch. <br />NAYS: <br /> None. <br /> <br />Resolution 2013 – 17 as amended carried unanimously. <br /> <br />O. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION <br />Gregory Pace, 7171 Westmoreland <br />Mr. Pace stated that there was an amendment to the budget that would be coming up <br />shortly and the reason that he wanted to bring this up was that last week he attended the <br />Economic Development Retail Sales Tax Board meeting and this was the second time that <br />the Chamber of Commerce for U City has requested a grant from this fund. Their request <br />was for roughly $32,000 for the remaining half of this fiscal year, and $64,000 for next year, <br />and will be used as compensation for an executive director. A motion was made, but failed <br />due to the lack of a second. He stated that there are over two million dollars in the <br />Economic Development Retail Sales Tax fund and our Chamber was fledgling. It has been <br />two years since its founding and they have done some wonderful work. There are <br />approximately 120 businesses that are members at this point and it is growing every day. <br />So Mr. Pace asked Council to grant this funding to the Chamber. These are business <br />people promoting business ideas, so to me this was a no-brainer and this is what economic <br />development is all about. The Loop got 40 grand a year for an ice carnival, so you decide. <br />They need the money. And then in a couple of years we can reflect on what they have <br />done and pull the funding if necessary. So he urged Council to fund the grant request from <br />the Chamber of Commerce. <br /> <br />Amos Curlee, 337 Westgate <br />Mr. Curlee stated that he would just like to point out that after the first public meeting he had <br />approached Rich Wilson to talk about the exclusion of private neighborhoods from the plan <br />and that Mr. Wilson had informed him that if Parkview gave him a letter saying that they did <br />not want to be a part of the plan he would put in an addendum acknowledging their request. <br />Mr. Curlee stated that Parkview supplied that letter and that they had also received a <br />response from Mr. Wilson stating that Parkview would be excluded from the plan. So <br />please exclude Parkview from the plan. <br /> <br />P. COUNCIL COMMENTS <br />Mr. Price asked the City Manager if he would provide him with information on the following: <br />(1) private subdivisions within the Bike Plan and the legality surrounding their use, and (2) <br />how the city would go about obtaining the various right-of-ways that are listed in the plan. <br /> <br />Ms. Carr stated that Council had submitted their evaluations over a month ago and to date <br />have heard nothing about their next steps. So she would appreciate it if Council could be <br />informed as to how they were to going to proceed. Mayor Welsch stated that she has been <br />waiting to hear from a majority of Council about when they can meet next, and as soon as <br />she has a majority of responses, she would schedule the meeting with Mr. Walker. Ms. <br />Carr informed Mayor Welsch that she was referring to the goals. Mayor Welsch stated that <br />the intent was to schedule both meetings in tandem. She stated that hopefully <br />Councilmembers who have not responded to her about available nights would do so, so <br />that we can move forward on that. <br /> <br />Ms. Carr advised Mr. Walker that she would like an update at every meeting on staff’s <br />progress with respect to the development of the Comprehensive City Plan. She stated that <br />with regard to Olive, Ms. Riganti had sent out a memo addressing what to do with the <br />property and she had provided her with a list of thoughts, but has never received a <br />response. She would like to hear back on that. <br /> <br />30 <br /> <br /> <br />
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