2019/01/12 Council Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

January 12, 2019 • Data on the number of 9-hole rounds versus 18-hole rounds; consider if there is a viable business model for a shorter course • Debt portion / interfund loan — consider refinancing • Land use options/potential relating to uses of Walter E. Hall property, i.e., municipal uses, subarea planning • Analysis of Walter E. Hall property • Opportunities to stimulate the economy in the south end • Look at broader picture of the entire south Everett area; assessment by Parks staff of recreational needs • If Walter E. Hall is eliminated, consider using some of the proceeds to pay down debt at Legion Hall; consider creating a better golf experience at Legion Hall • How golf should be prioritized against other recreational opportunities • Resurrect two prior surveys that address what citizens want, i.e., walking/hiking trails, waterfront access, bicycle options, etc. • Utilization of all recreational spaces Dan Eernisee, Economic Development Director, stated he was encouraged by the discussion and the opportunity to rethink how Everett will look in the future. MEETING THE GROWING AND CHANGING COMMUNITY NEEDS — HOUSING Becky McCrary, Planning, provided background information on housing needs and various strategies. She also reviewed the Berk Study findings. The key policy questions presented for reference were: 1. Does Council have feedback on the suggested housing strategies? 2. Are there additional strategies or other community needs to target? Discussion took place regarding the following: • Strategies used by other agencies that Everett is not using • Assist individuals in gaining access to owner-occupied housing 22