10-23-89 Human Resources & Economic Development

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Human Resources and Economic Development Committee October 23 , 1989 Page 2 Following further discussion Council Member Zakrzewski made a motion seconded by Council Member Puzzello that Resolution No. 89-76 be recommended favorably to Council. The motion passed. Council Member Zakrzewski then made a motion seconded by Council Member Puzzello that Resolution No. 89-77 be recommended favorably to Council. The motion passed. Citizen member Margot Doyle then questioned Council Member Luecke with regard to the impact of the tax abatement lawsuit. He noted that the review process of possible amendments of the current procedures would be ongoing. He also noted that in light of the lawsuit, that various other amendments would be discussed with the committee. The Council Attorney noted that there would probably be a need for an expanded role of the Department of Economic Development both at the committee stage as well as at the regular Common Council meetings. She suggested that at a future meeting of the Human Resources and Economic Development that the Committee should consider whether petitioners should be present at the committee meeting at both the declaratory and confirmatory stage; and whether a member from the Department of Economic Development should review their report into the record at the regular Common Council meetings similar to the procedure used for rezonings in the role of the Area Plan Commission staff. There being no further business to come before the committee, the meeting was adjourned at 5: 15 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Council Member Steve Luecke, Chair Person Human Resources and Economic Development Committee (a copy of the October 11, 1989 committee report is attached to the original of the committee minutes) SL:srk - - The project cost, including the purchase of the new equipment, is estimated at $935, 000. 1)M (`nnnt<,_ritar 1:211a.1;nr. • Cnnt), RonA T..ri:o..o Alf.(11 • ')10/')QA_02'71 T7.... 1111 MQA ACM')