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PUBLIC HEARINGS: None. <br /> ADDITIONS OR DELETIONS TO AGENDA: None. <br /> OPEN FORUM: None. <br /> NEW BUSINESS: <br /> a. Buschmann Property Acquisition <br /> Mr. Burshe explained the Staff Report. Stated the Council has directed the <br /> Planning Commission to study the property and determine if acquiring it would <br /> be in conformance with the Comprehensive Plan. <br /> Chair Seils states she would not like to see a property in the Downtown Mixed <br /> Use zone be removed from the tax rolls. <br /> Discussion on the possibility of constructing public restrooms on the property. <br /> Chair Seils states that it is not a good location for new public restrooms. The <br /> Chamber and the library have restroom facilities for the public. <br /> Commission Hallan states that if the City doesn't acquire the property,it may sit <br /> the way it is for another 3+ years. It could eventually be foreclosed which is a <br /> lengthy process. States that if it's foreclosed the property is not producing tax <br /> revenue. If the City were to acquire the property,the rehabilitation process for <br /> the property could be sped up. <br /> Commissioner Habein states there is another property in close proximity to the <br /> subject property that has been for sale for years. <br /> Commissioner Oraskovich questions what the cost to the City or an individual <br /> would be to clean up the property. <br /> Commissioner Hallan estimated it would cost in the $8,000 range to dismantle, <br /> clean-up, remove debris and address environmental concerns on the property. <br /> Councilor Akerson states the property is adjacent to the City Hall property and <br /> would allow for possible expansion. <br /> Commissioner Hallan states a portion of the property(e.g. east 150 ft) could be <br /> split and consolidated with the City Hall property. <br /> A motion was made by Commissioner Oraskovich, seconded by Commissioner <br /> Hallan to recommend to the City Council that if the property is acquired by the <br /> City, it should be cleaned up and offered for resale. All members voted"aye". <br /> Motion carried. <br /> MINUTES 2 <br /> Pequot Lakes Planning Commission <br /> September 19, 2013 <br />
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