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HomeMy WebLinkAbout01-09-06 Community & Economic Developmentcon~nn~q~ and Econol;~n~c eolUp one oo 2UO(i South Bend fbFnt~io~~ Cc>tssxit Tire .Tanua.ry 9, 200E~, meeting of the Can~r~r~urrity and lcanan~rie I~evelap~rrer~t Carrr~nittee was sailed to order ley its chairperson, ~crunctl Nle,rrrl7er Roland Kelly at 4;43 p.nr.. ion tine Council. irrfarrnal Meeting i~aor~~. 1'ersorrs irr attendance incir.~ded Cortncii Merrrbers Dieter, Pfeifer, Kelly, P~€:r.~ello, Varner, ~Ibite ar,d Rarrse:, .Mar~tira Luis; Carnr~runity acrd Econor~ric Development l~xecuti~7e Director Sharon Kendall, Bob Mathia, Michael .l. Morris, Teff M:cGawarr, iar~rie Loo of the ~~SCtr~~da ~3end `I'r•ibt~rre acrd ~athleerr Cel~:arrski-lia.rrarrd, Carrncil. A,ttorn~]r. ~:ouneii Member Kelly noi.ed that Cornrn.ittee is cokeposed of Cor€ncil Il~letnl~ers Puz~ello, Kusl?a, Kirsits and hirtrself bill irTo. 06-0~: laecl~r~t®ry ~-yeafl° Meat Property fax ~l~ateet fo~• >i~~~ ~:o~rrterce Dri~~e mill No. 06-€!6a 1~~~:laxatc~ry ~-year ~'er•~rayarat Prolae~•tg~ rl'ax :~laa€e~~e~~t fo~~ l~~l ~;om~teree B~-ive C`crt~rlcil Mer~rirer Kelly called. for a report franc the Depart~~rent. of Cc~mrr~ru.ni.ty a.rrd 1~:car~ao~~ric L3eveloprrrent an t3ill Na. Qfi-(3~ which w-auld designate the property eai~rr~ronly known as l ~t31 Carrrmerce Drive as an ecorrorxric revitali~at~ion area for purposes a~ err eight (8) year real. prapert}r tax abater~rerrt for .Michael ~, Morris and. an SiII ~Ia. 06-~~5 which ~ua~ald designate fire property carxrr~ranly kno~v€r as 1~3C31 Carnr~rerce Drive as an ~;corror~ric revitalization area for purposes of a five {5? year personal property tax. al~ater~.ent far 1/rrsynze Research Laboratories; inc. l3ob Mathia, assistant ®irector of Eeano~.r~ric Develaprnent reviewed iris multi-page report dated Decer3~her- 1 Fi; 2[35 far the prag~ased rehabilitation of the 2,423 square feat building of approximately ~ 1 million copy attaehed~ arad iris rrrulti-page report dated December ifr; 2~J~15 an the proposed purchase of crew eyuiprnetrt in the arnarrrr~t of ~S~O,~~C~ (copy attaeired~. 1-1e noted that froth of the recittc~sts meet the ~;overrring state and local criteria_ iVlicirael ,l_ 1\!lo~-r-is, the peiitiarrer, grade tl~e far-rrral presentation on loth bills. He proposes to relocate and expand two (2} biotechnology companies, i~.n~:yr~re Research Laboratories, Inc. (1/RL) ar~d R2Diag'nostics (R21~}. 1~;RL is arse of the pri~~rary suppliers of coagulation and fibrinalytic proteins for research; while R?D ~rra~ar:~factures ar~rd sells clef leased diag7rostic kits ~~~hicia are used for clotting ar~d hleedir~g disorders. Mr. Morris noted that lie owns both cornpariies, t-le provided eons-page irando€.~t entitled "`issue f'aetor I'athvvay" which sirorus tt~e very technical extrinsic pathway of tissue damage (ca~py aitaclred.}. ~e began tine bosin.esses 24 years ago and Hated that portions of his facilities rr€ust stare its€~rs at -S~ degrees ~:_ 3n response to a cir~estiar~ from CotEncil Merr~ber Kelly, Mr. Morris noted that curj°ently he leas eleven (l l) employees who wo~~id lie r~rairrtained, and that 17et~~Teer~ 23-30 employees are anticipated in bath the clerical and professional areas during the course of fire al~ater~~errts. fie noted brat rraany of tine positions will. be highly technical with a rnini.rrzurrr of a Bachelor of .lamtary ). 2O{)Ci Cot~i~ncFn3h~ and r'cusxsrr~ic 1_)ece3opn~c~~t ~cmlmitlea hheeling .Ntiniates -r'csge 1 «;~ 2- Science degree being necessary. his c€.trrent c.!nplc~yees are graduates oaf PurdLte and I~3~B, noting that he received his degree frorr~ ~lT. In response to a question frc~?~~ l~r VarrEer, l~r. N[c~rris stated. that he could lacate his leas:€~ess any where. l-le noted that it is "relatively inexpensive" to ron a co~~pany in Indiana, a~-~d that his e~nplayees are fro~~ this area. Schools are key to attracting t,asi~~esse,s t® a~a area. t-1e gees to ~-`l trade shows a year sponsored ley ~~arious prafessional organizations. Ike atilizes lied ~x and PI'S pri~~taril.y for tl~e transportation needs for his business. l-Ie added that a "vibrant dowvratown" is a must, noting that lie has international co~~tacts which many visitors c;o~~iz~g here each year. A technolo~ry parr will Dave a challenge oftakin.g the id~:a tc~ ~ra.rket, rating that he believes that a 3~~6 ratio e.a~ild be a stal~dard fc~r colleges. Kala~~~azoa has a 60;000 sq~.~are foot operation ~a.b~derway which i~~cludes wet lakes. fir. Varner asked. far additional itrfort~atian fro~•n Sharc~r~ l~enda.ll a~~ their activities regarding a proposed. tecl~~~olo~7y park. In response to a question from Crsuncil }P~e~x~bez• ~lhite, ~l?aran Ke~'~dali noted that the i:afayette property where the businesses are currently loco€ed is a "strategic piece of property", which is row awned by their depart~?-tea~t. ,ieff McGowan, eaf Kna.gel I,aw~torti A.sscticeates notes that six. (~) iri~hly skilled. positions are anticipated. 't'hey had requested a 10-year real property abate~~e~~t, however only qualified far an ~-year al>ate~nent u~~der tl?e ~;ity's standards. fiver this eight (S~ year period fey will pay approxirnately ~ 160,000 in property taxes, anc~ will pay $2,000 aft~;r the personal property tax abaterner~t is granted during the ~~e ~5? years of that abatement. Sharon l~er~cl.all spoke in favor of bath tax aate~~~e~~t re~~~sests, noting that: the city leas beer ~rsrking with. l1/Ir. 1'~orris far several years. Follt3wing discussion, C:ouneil Men~be.r Kuspa ~}jade a n•~otiaa~, seconded. Icy Council lVie~~~l7er l'uzzella that Biil No. OG-05 and Bill Nee. 06-06 lie reca~~~~ended fa~~orabiti• to Council. The motion passed. There being no further business to came before tl~e Cauricil, the meeting was adjourned l?y Council iVle~~l~er Pt~~zello at 5:07 p.n~. l~espe y s~il7n~itted, Co~aneil Me~~ber Roland Kelly, Chair ersa~~ Co~Rnunity a.rrd ~cc~non~ic l~evelt~p~~ent Canlttaittee KC~:lc~r~f ,~ttaCllil"4~~lts -3'~~,c 2 ci• ~- lai~~i~:3rti 9, 20f)6 Commu3'iily' ~n~id S~ca~sx)mic T~e~~ais~~~~~enY Ccn~~~~~sti:ce iw'tecii~~g Vlirkut~s ~ning and ~~nncxat~on Cggm~~~~ ?f)l7~ S~iitl~ ~3eF~~ C~~~inon Coui~a~3 The Tat~uary 9, 2006 meeting of the caning artcl Annexation Co~nr~.ittee leas called to order by its Chairperson, Council ~e~nber Ervin. l~uspa at 3:46 p.t~. in the Council Informal .Meeting Roorr~. Persons in attendance ir~cirided Council Members Puzzello, Kuspa, White, Varner, .Pfeifer, Kelly, Dieter and Rouse; Building Commissioner Don l~ozo, Co~nn~unity anal Econo~~ic 17evelopn~ent Executive Director Sharon Kendall, Larry Maglio~~=i, P.T, Tlzuri~~.ger, Mrs. Kopola., C.~ity Clerk .lcal~n Voorde, Martha Lewis, Michael Danch, Charles 1C. Wish~neier, Mark f~obson, Tc~e ~ral_iill, Tohn Lloyd, Tarr°~es Perron, Bruce Carter, Belinda and Michael Morris, Tien l~rick, Maurice ~Tillian~ts, Jade L.oo ol, the .~r~~~tl7 ~3enci ,f't~rl~ar~~cj and Cathleen Colcanski-Fa.rrand, Co~€ncil Attorney. Council Member Kuspa noted. that. tl~e Cc~.t~.~tnittee co~~sists of C°~uncil Nleinbers Kirsii:s, Dieter, White and hin~selt` He further noted that the Con~n~ittee acts in an advisory capacity, with the Common Council lla.ving i:he 1~nal arrtharity. 14e asked that persons wishing to testify before tl~e Co~r~inittec give their Hanle and addross far the retard 13e~1 Na. flt-04 1±iscal I'la~a: Council Me~nliier Kuspa called for a presentation on Bill No. C16-fl4 ivl~ich wo~,ild. adopt a written Fiscal plan and establish a pahcy Cor services to an annexatio» area in German f4°ownship co~llmonly referred. to as tl~e Tohn. D. and Tay L_ Gillis an~~exation area. Larry Nkagliozzi of the 13epartn~ent of Con~rr~unity and Economic )evelop~~nent ~r-ade the presentation. 14.e noted that this is a volU.ntary annexation of 1.2.72 acres which a.re currently vacant- Both the Board of Public Works and the Board of Public Safety have revie`ved the proposal. and have ortade favoral~il.y recom~nendatio~~t. ]mle noted that additional dc,velop~ni:n€ criteria. have bean addressed and concluded his remarks by stating that tha proposal meets the goven~ing provisiot7s of state lave. The Council Attorney .stated. that the six 4.~~ additional d.evoloprr~ont criteria are set forth oT~ ;gage 9 of the fiscal plan a#tat;l7ed to Bill No. ~6-(14 (copies attached). Following discussion, Council Me€~I~er White rnacle a motion, seconded by Council Member Diets;r that Bill No. ~6-~4 be recorrt~-nended favorably to Co~incil. The motion passed. I3i11 No. 77-05 Ar~nexa~io€~ and ~e~onin Council l~er~ber Kuspa then called for a report. fro~~ the Area Plain staf9~on Bill No. 77-05 wl~icl~ would annex and. bring into the city 1imi.ts and. a~~end the zoning ordinance for the property located in German Tow~~sl~ip and prc,pased to be added to Councila~nanic District # ] con~n~only known as the John D. Gillis, Sr., aa~d Jay L. Gillis revocable trust for thc: southeast c;ort~er oi' Portage Road and Brick Road. (copy attached). 3a~uian' 9, 2f)(h~ 'f..,onii~~ aa~d ~~a~e~ati~3ri Cotr~mtriee of [lze iC3t16 5outtz B~~tl1 Comme~x. Cutzncii -T'nge 1 of P.J. ~'btrringer, a pLarrrrer or? the Area Pl~rn staff reported that the Area Plan. Corrrrr4ission sends the Bill with a favorable recornrrrendatiorrs sr.rbjec.t to written c:orrrrnitrraent. addressing the six (~~ aclditior~al develop€rre€~t cri.teria addressed. in the con7parriorr Sill Ncr. ~~-t3~. I-le added. that tl~rere were three ~ ~} remonstrators at the Area Plan €~reetirrg. Miclr.ael Dar~€cl~r ref l~ancl~r, llarrler• ~ Associates with. oCb.ces located at 222 ~Iiri.d-ian Drive, Suite ~O1 in Sorrtlr Mend nrade the presentation. Ile provided copies of a.rr area, view of` the sr.rbject property, a rnap ol~tlre area, and a preLir~inary site plar€ (,copies attached). Mr. Danch r7otc;el drat fhe rezonirr€? would go l~orrr "1Z" residential in the coLrnty to "~" office in tyre city. He is ;~epresentin.g both tl~.e ccrrrent owtrer as well as th.e eorrtingen.t pu.rcL~raser, the South Lend ~`linic. This twelve (12} acre site would be developed. as a rr~edical office. Tlre.re would be a total of four ~~) bcrildings consisting of 15,0000 square Ceet. They ag~€-ee to provide ZSf)' o€i the easterr7 portion of the developr-nent as open space as addressed in tl~c: additional devel.oprrrent criteria. 'l,he intersection of Portage ar~d Brick will be brought ir~rto the city lin~rits, with part of it rrow beirr~; cruder the corrnty's,jurisdiction. No one born the public spoke i€~ favor or in opposition to the 131:11. Following disccrssion, Coc~rrcil. Merrrber Dieter made a notion, seconded by Cocrncil Merrrber White that Bill No. '77-05 be recorn€nended favorably to ~;ouncil. The rrrotior~ passed.. 13111 No. U6-~31i ~ 3ecial dace tio~: C.orr»ci1 Merrrber Kcrspa called for a rc;port Crorr~ the Board of Zoning Appeals can Bill No. 06-01 which would approve a petition of tl~e Board of Zoning Appeals for 119 North Taylor Street.. l~c~n l~ozo,l3c~ilding Corntrrissiorrer, noted. drat the petition. recLc-ests a speciaE exception. to allow a single farrri1y residence in "Ml1". The Board o6~Zonira~; Appeals at its rrreetir~g of Decenber L5, 2005 rrrade a. favorable recoru€ne€Zdati.on on the request. Charles Keith Wishmeier of 119 North Taylor Street made the forrraal presentation. The special exception will allow the property to retcrrn to its original crse as a small single family residence. Cocrr~cil Merrrber Dieter- r7racle a rrrotion, seconded by Coccncil NLer~ber White that Sill No. 0~-Ol be reco€rarrre€~ded favorably to Co3arrcil. Tlae €1lotio€7 passed.. 13i1t Ncr. OG-02 ~ecial Exce 3ti ~~~- C.orrncil Member Kuspa called for a report Cron. the Board of Zon:i.ng Apfreals on. Bill No. ~~-02 which would approve a pethiorr of the Soard of .Zoning Appeals for propert}~ Located irr the 300 block of West Ewing Avenue. Do€~ Fozo, Building; Ccrtnrrrissiorrer, noted that tyre petition regrr.ests a special exception l:or a recycling and transfer station ors property wl~iclr is zoned "G1" general indr:rstrial. At the f3ecerrrl~er 1 S, ?005 Board of Zo€~ring Appeals rrteetirtg, the Board tocrlc. action to send. the requc;st to the Council witl^r no recorrrrrrendation. Ja~tuaiv 9, 2€)(?G Z.uni~g siz~I ArFne~stirn~ {;ommlttee (t3.'tlxe 20t"16 5n~~t~i 13e~~d Commnt~ Cc~m~ett -I'a~~e ?nf in response to a cluestiort front C`c)~irA~~il Metnber White, Mr. ~0~6~ stated that nca recoirttnettdatic~ct was taken in light of not all IDEM srihtrtittals'being available at the tinte. Toh.rt 1_,loyd with offices at 53"73 ~oenerations Drive i~~ South [~et~d t~egat~ fife fortl-tal presentation. fie introduced Michael T~anc-h, 13elind.a and Michael Morns, :Iarrtos ('err€~rt anti ~3ru.ce Carter w9~.o have all been. ~tlstrutrtet~tal on the proprtse:d developtrtetit. ~l'he area in question. is a ~~ acre site. The Rutrs Village Neighborhood Association tool: action con#in-ned in a. letter dated Tartuary ~, 20~~ to supi7ort the project and provided a copy for the record (.copy attached). i-le noted that Matrrit;e Willia.trts, President of the association is here to present fatrther it~f~at~nation tc~ the C:ot~~tnitte~:. Coc.tt?cil Men~i~er Ptzz~ello toted that the Area i~lan staff l~a.ve Made a. favorai-tle recot~ltnendation. She. was aide to take a tour of the area. a.nd was very in~prt;sscd with the ~troposal. C'c~uncil Merni~er 14ttspa, tatted t;11at he i.s the District Cotttacil Ntc:trtl~er for the area hire: fire .. project is proposed. i-ie noted that the r~iuiti-page hart.dozrt prest:rtted 17y Mother . ~ LLC adciressirtg the "Stctdel~aker Plan ~-_A Brownltelci. R.edevelopt~~tenf' (copy attaclrod.j presents al«t of infartnation in a very rtrtderstatrdable ananner. s l~l Matt he ttoc3ptool~aa tour of~heLtarea ar~td~ais atrswecs wlaiclt were; especially l~ell~ful. ~e not..d t taehind the project 2t7~°iz~_ ale hoped that soa~ae of the eteveaa si~3-filar op~ratio~~s located i;g his district would close and lit: the petitioner assutt~e their operations. ira response to a question froa~t. Dr. Varner, it was Hated that there is rto contract in plait; with the city, however the city would lie encouraged. to t.tse their facility i f the' speci~el exeeptiot~ is ~~ranted. Disc-ussions have taken place with th'v city's }~ersonrtel ita Code Enforcet~tertt atad Fttvirontnental Services. Irt response to a gcaestinn from Council Metrti~ter White, Belinda Morris noted that they Dave had- discussions with. the Southeast Little League ~~~itla regard to their need for additional parking. They hope to provide assistance for this, as ~vel.l as provide opportunities for flee Girl. Scut troops fiat brc~wn~eld badges and ar€ cdt.tcatic»~al center tta cooperation. with Fatrdate. They i-telieve strot~agly i.tt. conatncat~ity outreach progratrts. Cotartcil President. Rouse noted that he is vary impressed wit17 the proposed developartea~.t and especially the discussions whicl~t stave talon place i~etrveen 1ho develoy~ers atlci t11e resiclet~ts a.tid i~usinc;sses in the area, the Rattn pillage Neighborhood Association; Maurcie ~'illiat~ts, and Jair-es Frick Toe Grabill ul'2~1.0 Grape Road in T~iishawaka noted that he owns property adjacent to the area in cltat;stian and whole-heartily supports the project. Tian Frick, owner of Deity t~ueeia oia Socttla l~ll.icl7igan and President of tkae taeighi?orl~tood association for that area spoke in favor of the project. County Coininissiorter ~Il.ark Dobson looted tl~ta.t the property in question was ptircl~ased. in a county tax sale [~y the petitioners. He lseheves that the proposed project wotxid he a great benefit. to this aroa. _t~~~~ s ~~i a 7anuur~' 9. ?f1Ef(~ 7.,oning znd Annex;rYion Co~nm~Yt~,~ oFihe 2Of.1b S~>ui1~ r3end G'o~mm~~i Coranr:i! l~lattnc~e Williatx~s; P?-esidc~~tt of the Rtt~?~ Tillage Nei.ghbarl~ood .f~ssoci.atiatt, Hated that hair c~rgartization bega~~ I~ecause of all a1` the scrap and :Iettik yards 1€tcatecl in the bth District. The area has tons of tires and trash and Ise k~elieves that the developtx~ent vvill ~~ art. asset to tl~e area. Tames Pet-rots aFBCA C~trtsultants noted that they have an tapplicatiatt which is pending with the Indiana Browt~fi.eld I'rogratn... Phase I is I~eirtg paid far Icy the developers at~d th~;y hope that Phase II will be paid far ~y tho Indiana Bro~~~nfield Program, i s +uhoset~. Brine Carter ol'BCA Cat~sultartts noted that tlgere lave Keen ortgoit~g envira~~t~gental proble3ns in the s~tb~ect area. l-le throated the Co3rttnittee to pay particular attentie~u to ~Ltestion # l~ and its answer addressed i« the tn~tlti-page handout. Shar€tn l~.endall, Executive Direct€~r of tl~te Department of ct~rtmunity artcl Ecottot~~ic Developt~tent strike in favor of the project, noting how thorflugh tl~e petitiatrers were itt their preparation and presentatiart to the city, the neighharhocrd and the Council. Na one front the prEvlie spoke in ctppositicrn to the .Bill. Cortncil Merrtlaer Pfeifer cotrttt~ended the petiiit~t~ers Ior the respect they have given to the ~rc;ighhorhaod an dais ftrc~ject. Sloe sees tlaesr ~varl as a trtadel. Council Met-nl~er DietEr trade a tmotian, seconded b_y Cartncil lV'lerrtl~er l~hite that Bill Na. Ob-02 he recotttrnendcd favorably ~:u Cora~rcil. ~r'he tttation passed. Council I~Ietrrl~er Rouse thanked every o~te far their input acrd thetl at~journed the Cat`rtt~nittee ~~~eetit~g at 4.23.~n. Respectfully submitted; Council Me~nl~er E'rvirt. Kuspa, Chairperson Zotring and Annexation Cotrtntittee ~C~~ ;kax~f Attachments ,! ~~~uni} g, 2fS{3fi Zoning end Ann~;tiatic>n Ccrnvnittee of the 2DOG Sur.tth F3eird Cf~n3tz3<>n C`ourroil -!'nge 4 oS 4- Publi~'a~ks aid Pr®ple a~ti~~ C®n1l~~ 2(1~3p~ Sotithi3c't)d Crnnmoai Council ~ lie Jan~da~~y ~, 206 meeting of the 1'~tblic Vv"€~rks ar~d PrQpe€-ty ~ac.t~ti©~~ Co~a~~~ittee ryas called to order by i.ts Chairperson; Ccau.ncil ~Idember David ~. Va.rner at 4:~€~ p.i~. i.n the Cottncik Infon~al Meetin~~ Room Persons in attendance inch€ded Carancil l~teanbers Dieter, Puzzello, Kelly, Var€~er, Kuspa, Wh.itc,, Pfeifer arad Ro~~se, Martha Lewis, 1~zita l~opala, l~,~ecutivc; Director of the Department of Co€r~n~unity a~7d Econo€nic Dev~elopinent Sharo€r I~.~;ndakl, City Clerk ;iohn Voorde, Jamie Loo of the A`a2~tdt }~efara' 7~°ibaerar arrd Kathleen Cek.ar€ski-1~arrand, Council Attorney. i-3r. Varner rioted tli.at the Con~~r€itt:ee r~nernber•s inckuded Council. Members 1?rzzze[lo, l?feifer, Dieter acid hi~r€self. Dr. Varner' stated that the city has re~:eir~ed a me~~ao dated. January 9, 2t~t16 i-ra~~. 1. Bernard Peene~j of Lang, Feeney c~ Associates, Ire, requesting that Bill. No. 8'7-QS r~vhich addressing a 5tre~t a€7d allay vaea.tio:n request for po~~icrns of k:3ertrand. Street, Washington Street, le~le:ade and Kalev Street be continued indefinitely (copy attac:herJ). Co~rncil kvlemher Pfeifer Made a rnotioa~; seconded lay Ce~uncil Mernl~er l?uzzeklo that Bill No. 87-05 be reco~~~r€ended to 13e conti~rued inde~nitely at the request of the petitioner. `I he ~nntion pa55ed. to response to a question from Council lvlen~ber White, the Council. Attorney noted that the additional ti~~e is needed by the petitionc:~- to address legal owr~ersl~ip c-or~€:erns. Tyr. Var~:~er stated that he choke rrrith. City Controller M. Catherine F~anello and discussed the changes proposed for t11e city's website. 1-le noted that the Controller .is very interested in inp~:€t 1ron~. the Co€:n.~r~on Council. t-le suggested. that a n~eetin~; (~e caked. for tanuary 23rd at 2:3(? p.jra. or at least 45 minutes prior to the other Cot~~mittee meetings in order to .receive an update frcrn~ the Controller anal- to harTe. a thorough discussion. Cotancil :Member Wl~.ite noted that the previous Council dcvelaped considerable inforir€ation when Coualcil l~le~n>3er King was on t:he C'z~rt.ncil. The Council Attorney noted that that inior€natio~l has bee~~ sent to the Controller. 'Da-. Var~~er €~oted that protocols rr~ill need to lie developed and that fire Co€~ncil should work with the City C`,lerlo's office o~~ this. Council President Rouse ~~oted that the C~orrrrcil Attorn.t;y has provided ink`or€natio€~ to hint on the Bloomington Cor-r€.cil website. ~~e ~.~rged the Council to visit that website. City Clerk. John Voorde noted. that al. a meeting this €~rtorning with the Departrn.erat heads that they received a. presentation can a .nerv telephone systen-€. }~~e added that he has lead discussions w•itl~ Cra~r1€-~lissione€- Bodge would he happy to glove discussions on this topic. .~3}]}iFIFV i1, ?~~3 ~Lkll~lil ~G~frE'~S i}Slu ~~FD€3lF[}' VS7C~tF01i CC17T17ll7C~C0 ~C(StF1Fg O~ C3ll. iC3l)~ ~tlnt€"i ~~L'i'li~ ~. C17712T1U1] COUl1C1€ -~~&~t; ~- `t'he ~'ca€~nc~il Attcarney noted that fast 1~all ~l€arin~ ~sa1e csf il:ie last meeting's cif ~'ua,~nc.il 1_V4.e~xtk~er White's I~ealth grad Piihlis~. safety C.c~~~naitte~:., it ~~as n€atec~ that there is a need fir a satellite teleplacane in tlau uvetzt c~Fa ta~aj~.~r ez~arerger~uy i?ccu.rrin~; in the ccau~aty, L3r. Varner stated that netiv techn~lcag`y taeecls., c€~sts; etc. shE~E~ld all he discussed and prinritizec~. ~hart~n l~er~dall added that tl~e prese~atati.cat~. dais ~a~ornirtg ~~as infcaranaticanal only and that there har7e been rE~a l~'l''s. r~lae te~~ic is at the explorat~r}~ stage. ~`~t~aacil ?~1e~~?l~er Pfeifer s<€ggested that the ~c~uracil President wt-ite a. fetter to the Anti- I'r;rroris~aa Steeriaag C€a~r~mittee recca~~~nc.nding that the tw€a (2} city cotancils ar~cl the cc~~nty ee~t.pncil lie added. t® their rne~~ahership. 'f here ~~eing nca further husir~ess t~ ec~~~e l~efsare the ~`c~rr€~~aittee, Dr, Varner adj®ur~aed tlae Meeting at 4:43 ~.~~. respectfully suh~~itted, ~,~ C€~urn~iC~ ernl7er David Var~~er; ~hairpe~s~ta ~'ul~lic Wcar~<.s andPrc~t~erty Vac;ati~ra C:at~ainittee KC`l~ :kn~€ #~ Attachment Taman` 4, 20E15 Pablic ~Var~s and I'rnpcrt~° Vacatic~~~ Comnvt't~sNEcrotiaa,~ ni'L~~e 2006 South t3and Cnnnnat~ Couizcii -i'anc?-