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.. Storlien owns the home IS bought through a HUD sale. .. The owner has had difficulty financing for improvements the compliance with zoning. It He would be interested in updating the home and has thought the for the site would be for the adjoining owners for parking. was is not reuse Loren Hockmeyer, resident at 161 Elmer Street (from phone conversation on 3/18/04) . Mr. Hockmeyer has owned the property since the late 80' s. .. He plans to keep the west side of property as open space until or if he sells the property. .. He has done some excavating on the site but no other activity. .. The city currently owns the right of way between his two parcels . The east lot was zoned Bland then rezoned R2 - he believes without proper notice - City history does show that the property was B 1 in the past. . No concerns or comments regarding the Guptil and Armory sites (it should be up to the owners to develop the property). Donating some of the land as park area would be nice. Meeting 3. On December 18,2003 the first Neighborhood Task Force meeting was held at the Galilee Lutheran Church. The following members were present. Ann Peterson, Donna Dean, Dan Jeans, George Johnson, Pastor Carlson, Dennis Guptil, Cathy Bennett & Dennis Welsch. After reviewing the area conditions, demographics and issues the task force members offered comments on the most important quality of life standards for a healthy neighborhood: . Church focuses on neighborhood . Transportation - quick hop to metro area . Safety . Speeders around Lake including school bus . Traffic Control . Transit to Rice/McCarrons . Good services - streets, police, fire, park/center . Neighborhood concern and consciousness of each other . Maintain homes and prevent blight . Good schools, churches . Open space . Diverse housing stock . Neighbors communicate . Casual walk - convenience . Socially accepted standard to keep up property Final Version 24 July 26, 2004