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Elk River City Council Meeting November 21, 1994 e e 5.2. Page 3 2. AND NEW PROJECTED POPULATION ESTIMATES (CHANGES IN THE CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE PLAN). MAKE ACQUISITION OF LAND FOR COMMUNITY ATHLETIC FACILITIES TO ACCOMMODATE ELK RIVER'S FULL DEVELOPMENT POPULATION A PRIORITY. ALSO, ANTICIPATE USAGE SO THAT THE DEVELOPMENT OF FACILITIES IS NOT LAGGING TOO FAR BEHIND THE CURRENT DEMAND. 3. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE EFFICIENCY OF CO-DEVELOPMENT OF FACILITIES WHENEVER POSSIBLE, I.E., WHEN A NEW SCHOOL IS BUILT. COOPERATE IN THE CREATION OF A SINGLE ENTITY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF COMMUNITY ATHLETIC FACILITIES THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE SCHOOL DISTRICT (DEVELOPMENT, MAINTENANCE, AND SCHEDULING OF FACILITIES). THIS ENTITY WOULD LOGICALLY BE THE 728 AREA RECREATION OFFICE. EACH PARTICIPATING JURISDICTION SHOULD HAVE REPRESENTATION ON THIS GOVERNING BODY AND CONTRIBUTE (BASED ON POPULATION) ITS SHARE OF THE COST FOR COMMUNITY ATHLETICS WITH: FACILITIES, CASH, EQUIPMENT, STAFF TIME, OR A COMBINATION OF THESE. SUPPORT THE IDEA OF RESIDENTS FROM A NON-PARTICIPATING JURISDICTION PAYING A HIGHER USAGE FEE. 4. 5. HOST JOINT MEETINGS WITH APPROPRIATE BOARDS FROM THE OTHER JURISDICTIONS, THE SCHOOL DISTRICT, AND THE VARIOUS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONS TO DISCUSS THE FUTURE OF COMMUNITY ATHLETICS. COUNCILMEMBER FARBER SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. Consider Final Assessment Roll for the Western Area Phase IIlmorovement Proiect for the Naoles Streetl186th Avenue Neiahborhood City Administrator Pat Klaers introduced this agenda item. He stated that on October 10, 1994, the City Council adopted a resolution approving an assessment roll for the Western Area Phase II Improvement Project. He indicated that at that time, fifteen properties were pulled from the assessment roll with the understanding that they would be further reviewed at the November 21 Council meeting. The City Administrator indicated that after further review of the Gallati and Roy properties, staff is recommending that the Jerry and Norma Gallati property, Parcel 75-131-1210 and the Sandra Roy property, Parcel 75-131-1211 be deleted from the improvement project and assessment roll. He indicated that it is staff's recommendation that these parcels be included in the Western Area Phase III project. The City Administrator informed the Council that Panger and Benson Appraisal Professionals evaluated the remaining thirteen properties in the Naples Streetl186th Avenue neighborhood. He indicated that although there is no written appraisal at this time, Panger and Benson have determined that $3,800 per acre, for improvements consisting of the extension of trunk sanitary sewer and water, can be sustained by these properties. .