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62139.2 <br />TOr Mayor and City Council <br />FROM: Mark E. Bernhardson, City Administrator <br />DATS: June 21, 1989 <br />SUBJECT; Navarre Redevelopment <br />ATTACHMENTS: A. Handouts From June 1, 1989 Meeting <br />ISSUE - Determine what direction that the Council desires to take <br />on this issue. <br />INTRODUCTION - At the meeting that was held regarding the Navarre <br />redevelopment a presentation was made as to problems and <br />possibilities together with discussing the range of alternatives <br />the City could undertake and a range of alternatives for <br />potential master planning or redevelopment. On behalf of the <br />staff I would like to aoologize for the breakdown in <br />communications with the Planning Commission and others who were <br />not fully informed of the meeting time and place. <br />As you may be aware interested property owners were in attendance <br />at that meeting indicating some of their needs and desires <br />regarding the area. In addition City staff has been approached <br />by a private development firm who has an interest in possible <br />redevelopment on the south side of County 15. <br />DISCUSSION - As noted there is a growing interest in this area, <br />not only from the City, but also from people currently in the <br />area and others from outside the area. <br />As discussed on the 1st t.he range of alternatives include; <br />A. Beautification - "Spruce up" the area in an effort to <br />promote the attractiveness of the area and therefore the <br />business. The level of involvement in helping implement <br />the Westonka Beautification Plan maybe an appropriate <br />avenue at this level of involvement. <br />B. Master Planninq /Comorehensive Plan amendment - The <br />current comprehensive plan and zoning for the area <br />reflects what was in place at the time it was created. <br />As noted in the attachments this is a hodge podge of <br />zoning uses and that longterm there may be a more <br />desireable land utilization in the area. One of the <br />alternatives would be to undertake a master planning or <br />the area to designate what the City would like to see in <br />that area as land uses and as changes come along that <br />they would need to fit into that plan. <br />Participation and Rede ^glooment — A third alternative <br />lid be to actually participate in redevelopment either