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ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING MONDAY, OCTOBER 8,2001 & (H649/41 Dmmbar DevehpmeHt, /nc., 2060 W^yzaUi BotUevard^-FUtai nan Review—Stmtm Update—Comtmutd asked about ADA accessibility. Dunbar stated all units are accessible, with 5% of the units completely handicapped usable. Jaclyn Ricks, of 2108 Sugorwoods. asked if they could save any of the uces. Dtmbar stated they wouldn ’t survive the construction shock and would all die within a year. Flint asked about bathtubs in the units. Dunbar slated they will be step-over tubs with hand-holds, except in the handicapped units, which would have n>ll-in showers. All two- bedroom units w ill have a tub and a walk-in shower. Gaffron summarized by stating that they had discussed the site plans, he would make sure the TIF agreement included a statement giving City stall* priority at the housing complex, on the issue of deferred fees the City would pay itself back during years 21 - 25 of the TIF, and fmal approvals should happen on October 22. Carl Berg come before the Council and stated he was interested in building a 10,000 - 12,000 s.f. medical/dental facility on the land due si>uth of the City ofTIces. I le asked if Council had considered their proposed concept and if he should pursue a formal proposal for the development. Moorse stated the Council was supportive of th.' concept, but the development would need to set the tone for Kelley Parkway. *9. Ml-2688 Kirt Woodhousc, 1780 Shorctinc Drive—Lot Line RcarninKcnient— RL.S Approval—Rcsolutkm No. 4701 White noved, and Samcvcrc seconded, to adopt Resolution No. 4701 approv ing the registered land survey of a lot line rearrangement located at 1780 Shoreline Drive. Vote: Ayes 5, Nays 0. MAYOR/COUNCIL REPORT White suggested the City needs some kind of historic preservation ordinance to help preserve areas or prevent certain developments. PUBLIC SERVICE DIRECTOR'S REPORT None.