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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 Roseville Housing & Redevelopment Authority (HRA) Work Session DRAFT Summary Notes — Wednesday, July 08, 2009 Page 6 Mr. Trudgeon advised that staff would revise the document and incorporate portions of and refer- ences to the Comprehensive Plan for member review at their July 21, 2009 meeting, with this rep- resenting the basic agenda. It was noted that Chair Maschka would be unavailable for that meet- ing. Ms. Kelsey advised that she would meet with Chair Maschka prior to the meeting to review the agenda and for his initial review of the revised Strategic Plan for his comments. Chair Maschka encouraged members to provide their individual ideas now for addition to the Work Plan. Discussion included the recent presentation by the City of St. Louis Park rela ing fees as a funding source for affordable housing; workforce housing provided by Member Elkins through Bremer and involvement of large CASA program; providing incentives for partnering with employers; from the State (i.e., City of Alexandria, MN); School District involve ; a (2) green companies Bonestroo and KFI; need for partners for an ; SA inil presentation by MN Housing; and McGough as an example, �bng with the larger employers in Roseville. f Work Plan Items 1) Work Force Housing Revisit Community Land Trust Invite Greg Finzell from RONDO Two Rivers in Oakdale 2) HIA Policy Review / Investigatin St. Louis Park, with additional f� HIA Policy Review considering legi: Follow-up on initial introduction of s additional fee or special housing fui tions for the HRA; and ing poli tion. 3) Rental Lice � conduit financ- > and a template �ers in Roseville; ity funds or grant �n the City to two � and possible * MN as two �tugh conduit bonds, similar to le housing options e e� . i �e��ne program a, y to the City Council at a recent meeting; 1/8% '�� vide resources for funding affordable housing op- rspectives related to tenants and relocation informa- 4) Excessiv rd� ce Discussion i creation of an excessive use ordinance for those properties requiring continual police ;, giving the Police Department the authority to activate fees for their time ser�r��; ��iat pro�r��, need for caution to ensure the landlord doesn't intimidate tenants ft�m catti e Polic��, utilizing other community examples; behind the scenes partnership ��: �;�etween th =�IRA and Police Department to-date; and the pending draft at the Police De- partment lev�� t this time. �`.. ' Councilme ':� er Pust strongly urged staff that any presentation to the City Council should � me fr e HRA or a partnership of the HRA and Police Department to bring it forward as policy, not just a budget line item. 5) O sso School Site Discussion included the status of the Mounds View School District Administrative Building site and environmental percolation, not clean up; financial inequities for the developer to make a project work at this time, in addition to neighborhood resistance to those plans put forth. Further discussion include the Comcast building; need for the HRA to talk to the School Dis- trict in the immediate future to discuss options; and the favorability of that site for a pilot hous- ing program for intergenerational housing.