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RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS COMMITTEE <br />FEBRUARY 27, 2012 <br />Committee Members Present: <br />Tim Scott, Karen White, Oliver Davis <br />Citizen Members: Jen Tindell, Ken Bradford <br />Other Council Members Present: <br />Henry Davis, Jr., Valerie Schey, David Varner, Gavin Ferlic <br />Others Present: <br />Rev. Sylvester Williams, Jr., Kathleen Cekanski- Farrand, Kevin Allen, Mark Neal, Gary <br />Gilot <br />Agenda: Report on Conversion Old Marquette School to Senior Center <br />Chairperson Tim Scott began the Residential Neighborhoods Committee meeting by <br />acknowledging a quorum present which included three Councilmember's and both citizen <br />members. <br />The purpose of the meeting, Tim explained, was to begin public discussion regarding the <br />possibility of the adaptive re -use of the old Marquette School into a senior center. <br />More specifically Rev. Sylvester Williams Jr., was given a forum before the council to <br />focus attention on what he termed a Senior Driven Initiative. The initiative, he explained, <br />is to develop Marquette School into a Senior Life, Health, and Learning Campus. With <br />the help of a handout (attached) Rev. Williams said talks among community leaders and <br />health professionals are already underway and are encouraging. The highly regarded <br />Battel Center in Mishawaka, also a re- purposed old school, can serve as a model he <br />stated. Rev. Williams went on to mention the soon to be considered seniors <br />"babyboomers" whose demographic segment will need such a place. <br />Citizen member Jen Tindell said she was aware of many organizations who would be <br />interested in such an initiative. They should all be "brought to the table." <br />Tim thanked Rev. Williams for his efforts to contribute to the discussions. <br />
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