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preliminary report. In most cases a staff recommendation will not be made at this time unless otherwise provided for in the terms of the RFP. No new Offers to Purchase shall be accepted after the Preliminary Report is sent to the neighborhood for review. B. Neighborhood Review Process. The City shall offer City designated neighborhoods the opportunity to review redevelopment proposals and offers that CPED Staff will recommend to the City Council for action. Before requesting City Council action, CPED Staff shall submit the Preliminary Report to the official neighborhood group of the designated neighborhood where the Development Property to be acquired for the redevelopment proposal is located. The neighborhood group shall have forty-five (45) days from the date CPED Staff submits the Preliminary Report to the neighborhood group in which to conduct their review, hold any meetings and submit any comments or recommendations to CPED Staff. For single family or duplex housing projects proposed on Development Properties to be sold, the Purchaser and its representatives and CPED Staff shall only be required to attend one neighborhood meeting to review the single-family or duplex housing proposal. The City council will only consider neighborhood comments that relate to building height and mass, front elevation, roof configuration, exterior materials, building setback and other similar design items. Limit neighborhood comment in the Council Report. Neighborhood recommendations that require any exterior or interior changes or upgrades that would have a significant cost impact on the project will only be considered by the Council if the Purchaser consents to such changes or upgrades and the neighborhood firmly commits to fund or finance for immediate payment the changes or upgrades at no additional cost to the Purchaser. 4. Land Sale Approval/Public Hearing a. Public Hearing Pursuant to Section 469.029, subdivision 2 of the Redevelopment Law, the City must hold a public hearing regarding the sale, lease or other disposition of Development Property to a Purchaser for a redevelopment proposal prior to City Council approval. Notice of the public hearing must be published in "Finance and Commerce" or another newspaper of general circulation, at least once, not less than ten (10) days nor more than thirty(30) days, prior to the date of the public hearing. The public hearing notice shall, at a minimum: (i) identify the Purchaser or, if multiple offers, the potential purchasers; (ii) provide the address of the Development Property to be sold, leased or otherwise disposed of; (iii) state the amount of the Purchase Price, lease rate or other consideration to be given or offered for the Development Property; and (iv) provide the date and time of the public hearing, the place where the public hearing will be held, the name and address of the CPED Staff person who can answer questions or receive written comments, and the location where additional information regarding the redevelopment proposal can be reviewed. The following types of Development Property disposition shall not require a public hearing before City Council approval: i. Public Bidding disposition; and Updated as of 10/6/04 12