2001/08/01 Council Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

August 1,2001 Mayor Haman commented that there have been discussions with the HHi of thl he cal Commission regarding the historic buildings on the Commission were invited to serve on a citizens committee that will be reviewing the design of the facility. The design build teams have been requested to be sitive to the historic nature of the Hewitt area in their designs.Hopefully thew designs will include historic characteristics. Councilmember Pope ssked questions about relocation fees.Craig Fullerton,Real Property,answered that we are following federal regulations with regard to relocation benefits. City Attorney Seine told councilmembers that relative to other oppommides for their input an eminent domain ordinance will be brought before the City Council and a waiver for the two historic properties will also be brought forward if this resolution is adopted President Simpson requested public commaend asked that comments be limited to Three minutes.He stated that written comments will also be accepted by the City Clerk A letter dated August 1,tdtt Bern Bill Quisterfin support of the events center at the comer of Broadway into record. He suggested incorporating the and of a few of the city''ss historic tibuildings into the design tithe center. John Flowers,3613 Oakes Avenue and member of the the First Presbyterian verse t Chards spoke for church activimding Site 45 ties. Ththe e church its dependent upon meet uld bring vrith reeking picking parking.He suggested the center be located veers the Everett Station. Judy Monism,.2823 13 Rockefeller,stated that Site 45 is the worst location. Parking iso en issue 1 Dixon Dahl,4421 Federal and representing the Feta Presbyterian Church,voiced contern about the negative impact of Site it on parking for the church padicularlY on weekends.He also stated that this will not enhance the quality of life. 310