1997-06-25 - CC Packet - (Admin.)

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WEEK = N REV = EW Edition # 20 6 -16 -97 through 6 -20 -97 ----------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------- Building permits issued this week = 7 Building permits issued YTD = 66 * 35 of the above permits are for new single family units * The Park and Recreation Committee is holding a public hearing on the concept design of the LaMotte Park layout on Tuesday, June 24 at 7:00 P.M. * I had a meeting with Barry Bernstein on Monday (Lino Lakes Park and Rec. Supervisor) in regards to joint programming arrangements for park and recreation services. We should have a proposal to discuss from Lino Lakes in the near future. Circle Pines has worked out an arrangement for these services provided by Lino Lakes and we could develop a similar agreement. The cost would be virtually the same as we were contributing to North Metro Recreation. * Sid I nman and Carolyn Drude were here on Thursday afternoon to discuss some concerns with the structuring of tax increment financing district #1 -4. A representative of the firm will be present at the next council meeting to discuss the details and reasons for decertifying the unoccupied parcels in this district. * Lakeland Hills is starting to make progress. Royal Oaks Realty has applied for a grading permit and has begun clearing and grubbing in the areas to be graded. They should be requesting final plat approval in the near future. * Gerald Rehbein stopped in on Thursday afternoon to discuss his proposed layout of his commercial property south of the Willow Glen townhomes. He would like to be scheduled at the next available planning and zoning meeting. He has several commercial businesses interested in the lots. Some of the businesses already have options on the property. Be prepared for a busy fall season. * The downtown revitalization informational meeting was very interesting. The process to change or upgrade the area will be an on -going process. The process can begin with one property owner willing to make an investment in the area. Kelly's Corner is looking to make some major changes. If the project is feasible, tax increment assistance in the form of a redevelopment district may be requested.