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Housing&Redevelopment Authority Page 5 <br /> March 17,2004 <br /> changed to include Jackson Square,they did not feel it was appropriate. She stated that she <br /> • felt that 1.25 parking spaces for the apartments was too low. <br /> Cliff Lundberg,400 Jackson Avenue,stated that there is a perception by downtown <br /> tenants,business owners and property owners that a decision has already been made on the <br /> project. He stated that there is support of the Bluff Block project,but that the community is <br /> objecting to the Jackson Square project,as it will be a loss of public open space. Mr. <br /> Lundberg stated that the parking would not be adequate for stand-alone projects elsewhere <br /> and that the project should be held to the same standard in the downtown. He felt that <br /> there is no parking space for the new commercial customers that will be generated by the <br /> new proposal. <br /> Keith Holme stated that he would like assurances from the contractors that they would <br /> remain out of the customer parking areas. Mr.Prosser stated that this could be included as <br /> part of the Development Agreement. <br /> 6. Adjournment <br /> The joint meeting of the Elk River Housing and Redevelopment Authority and City Council <br /> was adjourned at 8:45 p.m. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> 4111 Michele McPherson <br /> Director of Planning <br /> S:\MINUTES\2004\Housing&Redevelopment Authority\031704HRA&CC.doc <br />