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Regular Council Minutes <br />11 /20/06 <br />Page 11 <br />owners. You can't make these changes overnight and that is not our goal. It is to get people now <br />really thinking in very practical ways how we might be able to do it and then finally along those <br />lines, we have had over the years more involvement from our consulting planner D.B. Hartt. We <br />invited Mr. Hartt to the stakeholder's meeting. He and Paul Volpe of City Architecture worked <br />on a number of projects together, not the least of which is the Euclid Avenue Corridor Project in <br />the City of Cleveland. They are involved not simply to design ideas but changes to zoning and <br />planning text for the City of Cleveland. We would look to do something likewise here. That is <br />something that 2020 can get involved with directly in canvassing on some specific ideas on just <br />where we might be able to move with Heinen's, with Muscas, and also looking at Code-related <br />changes, amendments to our Code to deal with how we would want to frame and control any <br />land-use changes in this area. We can all agree that we need a redevelopment strategy. We have <br />been working on that. Now an offshoot of that is really to put some language in our zoning code <br />that would allow for that. At the end of the day we are looking at something that in all likelihood <br />will require a referendum vote from our community. We need to be able to put in front of voters <br />the full package and to understand what it is that it takes in order for us to effectuate this. We are <br />now at that third level of activity that will lead us up to that point. Over the next year or so, <br />Mayor Rinker expects us to get in to some real nuts and bolts ideas to put in front of voters. <br />Information & TechnoloQV - Mr. Marrie reported that there was no meeting, so there is no <br />report. Mr. Buckholtz asked Chief Mohr if the server was running okay. Chief Mohr reported <br />that the server is running beyond our expectations. <br />~Va~e Review Committee -Mrs. Mills reported that there is no report at this time. <br />OLD BUSINESS <br />OPEN PORTION - 3 minute limit imposed by Chair. Those who wish to speak must first state <br />their name and address. This open portion is limited to discussion pertaining to the items under <br />"Old Business" only. <br />There were no comments. <br />NEW BUSINESS <br />Motion to amend the agenda to include a transfer from the Sewer Relief Fund of <br />Nine Hundred Thousand Dollars ($900,000:00) for the Metro Park, Zorn and <br />Highland sanitary sewer. <br />Dr. Parker, seconded by Mrs. Mills, made a motion to amend the agenda to include a <br />transfer from the Sewer Relief Fund of $900,000.00 for the Metro Park, Zorn and Highland <br />sanitary sewer. <br />Roll Call: AYES: All <br />NAYS: None Motion Carried <br />Agenda Amended <br />
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