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City Council Minutes <br />November 14, 200 <br />4.3 Veterans Clinic <br />Page 3 <br />Chair Schmiesing stated that there is not a budget pet for the veteran's clinic project and that <br />Elk River is a potential site. He stated that the County and City need to continue to work, <br />together and that the VA knows that these two entities wish to have this facility built here. <br />Discussion followed regarding Allina's interest. <br />Commissioner Engstrom stated that both the County and City passed resolutions of support <br />to have this facility in our community and that these resolutions are on file in Washington. <br />It was the consensus of the group that we need to continue tracking and to continue our <br />joint efforts and move forward. <br />4.4 YMCA <br />Recently, the City Council requested and subsequently reviewed data on the tax impact of <br />funding S3 million or up to one-third of the construction of the YMCA either through a <br />voter approved bond issue or through a lease purchase agreement. It has been the Council's <br />understanding that the City's contribution is contingent upon County participation, as <br />contributions from both are needed to fund the project. <br />Mayor Klinzing stated that the i~Torthstax Community YIvICA ~vants a cooperative adventure <br />and the City is willing to contribute one-third but that this would be towards construction <br />costs and not in the form of endowment money. <br />Bill Helliwell from the YMCA stated that two plans have been presented to the County <br />Board and he apologized for not coming back and updating the City and that now he was <br />asking for direction. Also present representing the YMCA were Tom LaSalle and Anita <br />Lancello. Highlights of the discussion: <br />^ City's original premise was contribution of one-third from the City, one-third from <br />the County, and one-third from the YMCA; <br />^ The County has not revisited this item since their work shop -contribution of <br />~12M plus land is a big investment; some reluctance and this is structured to have <br />ongoing-annual expenses; <br />^ Scale would be based on membership; <br />^ If the City contributes one-third into brick and mortar that would cut down on the <br />County's portion of ~~12M; <br />^ City feels there is a limited ability on their part to make this work and feel they are <br />holding this project back and don't want to do that; <br />^ County feels they need to come up with a polity in order to be consistent and offer <br />to the other cities; <br />^ ~4M plus land would be County's portion if cost is~~12M; <br />^ Concern if a referendum is done by the CitsT won't voters be confused if County <br />doesn't go to referendum; <br />^ City of Elk River cannot afford S4M vrithout a referendum and contingency of <br />County and YMCA coming forward; <br />^ County needs to discuss further since what was presented to them by the YMCA is <br />different than discussed tonight; <br />^ Having a YMCA by the Government Center could also be used £or sodal services <br />use and other benefits for the Count37; <br />
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