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1/15/2008
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Member Pust asked for clarification of the HRA role in the HIA process. Member Elkins noted that the <br />HRA would need to support the creation of the HIA so that it could be funded. Member Maschka <br />indicated that private financing is in place. Member Kelsey indicated that the HRA would be <br />recommending the creation of the HIA to the City CounciL Member Maschka opined that the HIA <br />follows the goals of the HRA. <br />Member Pust commended Bremer Bank for providing the financing for this project, noting that the City <br />Council preferred that the private market do this. Member Elkins noted that Bremer Bank has a sizeable <br />nonprofit area and that Westwood Village I banks at Bremer. Member Maschka opined that this project is <br />really a public/private partnership in that the city provides collateral on the loan, which Westwood Village <br />I was not able to do. Member Pust noted that the city is not taking on risk as it can assess this on taxes. <br />Chair Majerus recommended making a motion to support the creation of an HIA. <br />Motion: Member Maschka moved, seconded by Member Kelsey, to support the creation of the <br />Housing Improvement Area for Westwood Village I once their private funding is in place. <br />Ayes: 6 <br />Nays: 0 <br />Abstain: 1 Member Elkins abstained from voting on the motion. . <br />Motion carried. <br />c. Update on 2008 Roseville Home & Garden Fair <br />Mr. Darrow indicated that various seminars on topics pertaining to green design have been booked for the <br />2008 Roseville Home & Garden Fair. Mr. Darrow noted that the fair currently has two corporate <br />sponsors and he challenged the HRA board to increase corporate sponsorship of the fair by providing the <br />Home & Garden Coordinating Committee with names of potential sponsors. Mr. Darrow indicated that <br />he would like to secure 8-10 sponsors for the 2008 fair. Member Kelsey directed staff to follow up with <br />board members to solicit potential sponsor contacts. <br />d. Board & Staff Reports <br />Mr. Darrow explained that his tenure as Interim Community Development Director ended on November <br />19. Mr. Darrow noted that Patrick Trudgeon will take over as the new Community Development Director <br />on November 26. Mr. Darrow indicated his willingness to continue working with the HRA during this <br />transition period, noting the items that remain before the HRA; such as the Strategic Plan, the Housing <br />Improvement Area for Westwood Village I, the 2008 Home & Garden Fair, and rental registration. Mr. <br />Darrow indicated that he would be willing to assist the HRA until March. <br />Chair Majerus suggested that the HRA continue to utilize Mr. Darrow's services until some of the <br />aforementioned HRA items had been resolved and then explore the possibility of hiring a Housing <br />Coordinator. Member Pust wondered how many hours Mr. Darrow would propose to continue working <br />with the HRA on these issues. Mr. Darrow indicated that, as his work on the Strategic Plan had already <br />been contracted, the work that he would perform on other HRA items would be performed on an as- <br />needed basis. For example, Mr. Darrow estimated that he typically would bill approximately 3-4 hours <br />for work done on an issue such as the Housing Improvement Area. Member Kelsey inquired as to Mr. <br />Darrow's hourly rate. Mr. Darrow indicated that the City is receiving a reduced rate of $60 per hour <br />which is approximately half of his normal rate. Mr. Darrow indicated that thus far, he has spent around 8- <br />10 hours per week on HRA items, outside of work done on the Strategic Plan. <br />
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