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ARDEN HILLS SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION — NOVEMBER 7, 2024 13 <br />Councilmember Holden thinks we need the monetary aspect. We need to know how many acres <br />a park should be based on surrounding households. The consultant can tell us what kind of <br />equipment we need. Pickleball courts are in. Do we design a tennis court in case Pickleball is not <br />popular in ten years? She thought we may want there to be a more adult focused park in The <br />Creek vs. in areas where people may be purchasing their first homes. <br />Councilmember Rousseau said walkability is important. <br />Interim City Administrator Jagoe wondered what timing would look like to get Bolton and <br />Menk in for a discussion. <br />Public Works Director/City Engineer Swearingen said they could be available any time. They <br />already have a team proposed in anticipation that it would be needed. He said they are quick to <br />respond to any requests he makes. He assumes they will be able to jump on this as soon as we <br />need them. <br />Interim City Administrator Jagoe said Staff will gather the information and get it to them. They <br />already know the sizing and equipment needed for the quantity of people next to a park and <br />should be able to turn the information around quickly. <br />Interim City Administrator Jagoe summarized there is direction for Staff to schedule a Work <br />Session on the Parks MOU and a parks discussion. She asked if Council had direction on next <br />steps on the other items. <br />Mayor Grant said Councilmember Rousseau is requesting standing weekly meetings. He <br />doesn't know if we need that many. <br />Councilmember Rousseau said not the week of Thanksgiving but having something on the <br />calendar for the next four or five weeks. If they aren't needed, they can be canceled. <br />Councilmember Monson thought in the meantime, the JDA reps can talk to Bob Lux about the <br />redline Term Sheet. We can express the desire to hold the affordable housing number at 20%. She <br />wondered what the topics would be for the standing meetings. <br />Mayor Grant said we don't know if we need the meetings but Council is penciling in dates as a <br />placeholder for discussions. <br />Councilmember Holden said the JDA reps shouldn't meet with Bob Lux until we know what we <br />want. Negotiating bits and pieces is not the right way to go. Mayor Grant agreed. <br />Councilmember Monson said it would be worthwhile to have a phone call with him to walk <br />through it. If there is anything he shares, they can come back and talk about it with Council. <br />Councilmember Holden said that is the reason Stacie Kvilvang was invited to tonight's <br />meeting, so she can explain the redlines. <br />Councilmember Monson said she is trying to ensure that we keep Bob Lux moving as well. She <br />is concerned about Council getting stuck in their own conversation for weeks and weeks. There <br />has to be time to discuss with him. Also, there was worry about too much public negotiation. <br />
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