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done on behalf of the tower and suggested afollow-up meeting ox discussion with the <br />Utilities Commission. Discussion of whether there should be a joint meeting followed. <br />A suggestion was made to formally thank Chris Leeseberg for his work on the display. The <br />display may be used at the upcoming suxnxnex concert series if Parks and Recreation will <br />allow us to have a booth. <br />,5~ National Register U~ate for the Water Tower <br />Ms. Haug met with Alexa McDowell last week. The State Historic Preservation Office <br />(SHPO) wants more information about how it grew Elk River (due to the fire suppression) <br />We have until June 30`s to get the information and then SHPO will move forward. Perhaps <br />this could be covered on the joint meeting with the HRA (Housing and Redevelopment <br />Authority). <br />61 Aourove letter to HRA <br />Ms. Haug discussed the letter/memo in the packet to the HRA xegazding the buildings at <br />716 and 720 Main Street (Arts Alliance and Old O'Reilly building) and asked fox input. Ms. <br />Deckert commented that the lease renews every two years and the question is whether it will <br />be renewed fox 2012. This is a good time to go to the HRA meeting to discuss the buildings. <br />Commissioner Mortensen did research on them. The original building was constructed in <br />1900 and due to fixes was rebuilt in 1975 (with a room added in the back and walls moved <br />internally) and essentially remodeled in 1985. In 1985 it was operated as a mini mall. The <br />various retail stores over the years were discussed. <br />The buildings themselves are not historic so the letter says "preserves historic chazactex". <br />The foundation is there but the integrity is gone. Chair Lindberg commented that the "feel" <br />of downtown could be lost. Commissioner Mortensen questioned how the City would justify <br />spending tax payers money to tear down the buildings and blacktop the area during this time <br />of economic hardship. <br />Ms. Deckert explained that the HRA purchased the buildings fox the purpose of removal fox <br />parking space. She discussed getting quotes fox keeping the meat market and added that <br />there is a perception that there isn't enough parking fox businesses to consider locating <br />downtown. <br />A comment was made that if the buildings are tom down, there would be less reason to go <br />there and the chazactex of downtown would be changed. Concerns about the longevity of <br />the meat market if the other buildings were removed were discussed. Ms. Deckert <br />commented that the HRA is not even dose to approaching the meat market to buy it. <br />Commissioner Rohlf shared that the meat market has been used continually fox its original <br />purpose fox approximately 125 years. <br />Ms. Haug will revise the memo and send it out to the commission for review. Discussion of <br />the modern buildings downtown followed. <br />
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