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COOSCIL MEETINGJAM 22'990„«rrBS OF ® nnV OF7s00 v.v. ^ with the following membersMa^or^raLk? Counci Imembers^Go^^^^ cfty "s?af f"tSr Ber\hard^°on\"%u?iain9 > MJnni'n” anir„t.Uc®«o"^Director oe^ Chief <br />hVto”nerB«««?'.nd «ty Becorder Scheffler. <br />[E OF ACBIBFEllBirr/FINMKIJD F^««“ been <br />“ announced that the^^city^^o^^ Fin.ncral <br />the GFOA's Certificai-e <br />for the year 1988. <br />hardson indicated Finance^ Dir^^^^^ <br />on as Orono "aa "'%|'"«Jiations »ere a^anded, not <br />financial «P". -inance Department, but to he City <br />rn rrv,?o”?er'’i*nc\Xrthe'’city Council. <br />oT^”b'S°T'/heTMs. \-rb\%«iVn?n/rrorthfCh <br />on ’^alter W® yearfof Trvlce. «»Vor Gratek^accepted ^er <br />k “t.?yof G%%U^^presint ‘e7"h/. Sueatt with a letter of <br />tion. <br />.Se'mber Peterson requested that item .18 be removed <br />» Consent Agenda. -Kont <br />ancilmember Goetten said, 'because of m^y« <br />fnance. *V' n"t w^ need to be lookin, at an overall <br />mendment, I in the past. I cannot J <br />;rin"thl ToV. " w\"ll'’be'’happy to approve the consent <br />, was moved by Dounci Imembe^r I'^^VnVAqend^wfth the <br />iot^of ^ttm®#18?*>'hich was rejmved^an^ <br />t\“fria”lve“ «%“tem I24 duly noted. Motion, Ayes- , <br />, Motion passed. <br />iroember Peterson, to approve <br />egular Council Meeting. <br />MINUTES OP ORONO COUNCIL MEETING OF JANUARY 8, 1990PARK COMMISSION COMMENTS:PARK DEDICATION FEE REVIEWMr. Phil Bradley, Chairman of the Park Commission, said "Mr. Mayor, Members of the Council, you have the report of the Park Commission recommending change in formula and an increase in the Park Dedication fee schedule. The Park Commission has worked on this for over a year. They have studied other communities' methods of assessing this fee and we have come to the conclusion that the Orono formula ought to be changed so that we have an indexing system for inflation and a system that will generate funds. We are beginning to see the need for park improvements, park programs and development forthcoming". Mr. Bradley <br />introduced Dick Flint, the author of the report, and Mr. Jim <br />Gilbert who drafted the language of the amendment. <br />CounciImember Goetten said, "I certainly appreciate the <br />efforts of the Park Commission in this direction. We have needed <br />something like this for a long time". Goetten had questions <br />concerning the multi-resxdential figures. <br />Bernhardson replied, "The current ordinance has a ratio of <br />unit per 5 acres, which is the .20. The new formula uses a per <br />building basis". <br />Counci Imember Goetten asked if the Park Commission would <br />give the Council some direction or improvement plan for parks and <br />bike/hike trails with the money generated from the Park Fees? <br />Mr. Flint replied, "There is no plan today, it needs a <br />comprehensive, ovtrall plan. There is not enough money in the <br />City of Orono to put the whole bike/hike trail that you have seen <br />in the conceptual stages. Our plan would be to come up with a <br />specific proposal and do it step by step. We definitely will do <br />that, and couldn't, if we wanted to, go ahead without Council <br />approval". <br />CounciImember Goetten said her only other concern is that <br />she believes the 10% figure is a little high. Goetten asked <br />about phasing in the increase over ^ period of years. <br />Mr. Flint replied, "We don't have a projection as to how <br />many dollars the 10% would raise. That (the 10% figure) came <br />from looking at other ordinances in different cities. It was <br />clear from an early evaluation that we were woefully inadequate, <br />compared to what other cities are doing. We looked at what the <br />norm was and it runs from 7% to 10%. We picked the high side <br />which seemed to be the most common among the cities that we <br />looked at; 5% would be a vast step forward from where we are now <br />and it would be possible to phase it in at 5% the first year, 6% <br />the second year, etc. We are less hung up with the specific 10%, <br />than we were with the need to change and to have a higher fee <br />than we have now".
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