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4.Loan/Grant Program 5.Private Development and Redevelopment Sites 6.Modernization/City Hall Renovation 7.Commercial Code Compliance The committee discussed the fact that all of these items are important and are ultimately goals of the EDA. The ranking was simply done to focus staff time on the most urgent needs first. Quad Area Chamber of Commerce City staff assisted the Chamber by distributing flyers and pamphlets with info on the th Chamber and an upcoming networking event to be held at Kelly’s on September 27 . The chamber would like to get more Centerville businesses to be a part of the group. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Comp Plan Our consultant and I have been through all comments from Met Council and others developing an approach to addressing them. We will be bringing a few issues back to the nd planning commission on October 2 for additional discussion. Peltier Estates Staff received a call from an attorney for the developer, working on finalizing Homeowner’s Association Documents. We are hopeful this is a sign that the development is moving forward towards construction. Ruffridge Johnson Landscaping and other exterior work continues while the building’s interior is being built out as well. Waterworks Site/DeFoe Property Tree and brush clearing have been completed, with the exception of some along the lakeshore. A grading permit has been issued and an escrow submitted. A few easement issues are being resolved before dirt can finally be moved. Old Mill Estates The city attorney has been working with the developer on the developer’s agreement and other logistics. Communication has been regular and continuous. We anticipate a final plat to be forthcoming. Block 7 Property City staff has received several inquiries regarding our vacant land on Centerville Road, proposing anything from 60-80 units of workforce housing, to 25-30 units of higher end condos, to 18 row-style townhomes. No formal offers or zoning applications have been made.