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Gerald H. Kaufhold, Case No. 1857 Page <br />that long range solutions for the property in question be proposed and <br />hopefully will be compatible with the neighborhood interests, the wider <br />community interests, and workable for the developer and owner. <br />b. In the mean time, the Council has requested that the Community <br />Development Director make contact with other developers who may be <br />interested in utilizing the site. Mr. Craig Waldron, Community <br />Development Director, has pursued this objective and has a major <br />developer interested in considering the site. Mr. Waldron informs us <br />that he antiticipates receiving the outlines of the development proposal <br />by the end of May. Mr. Kaufhold 'has noted his agreement to sell the <br />property at a price reviewed with Mr. Waldron. The objective of such <br />a proposal would be to develop the land for multi -family housing <br />purposes and would include the retention of a major portion of the site <br />for park purposes. It would seem reasonably important to allow <br />sufficient time in order to consider a potenLial solution under such a <br />concept. <br />7. In summary, though the proposed action requested is simply a platting <br />_ of the land without rezoning of the property, the implication of that <br />plat will have far reaching and permanent impact on the two major <br />questions remaining, i.e., a long range and permanent park decision and <br />the ultimate use of the properties now temporarily occupied by the <br />school. It would seem inadvisable to proceed with decisions on portions <br />of the land and likely be a mistake on the remainder. Obviously, we <br />should avoid for the sake of all parties the possibility of "making a <br />mistake on purpose". <br />