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ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD OCTOBER 22, 1990 <br />CITY FACILITIES CONTINUED <br />Mayor Grabek said, "We have no objections to providing the <br />citizens with information. However, before v/e can do that, we <br />must have some information to provide. It will do no good to <br />provide generalities or figures that have no realism. There has <br />always been an intent to provide the public with information and <br />to receive input back in that regard. There is only so much the <br />City can do. It is also up to the citir.ens in the community to <br />attend meetinos and read articles in the paper, or contact the <br />Councilperson from their area." <br />Ms. Marilyn Pemberton, Shadywood Road, asked why it would <br />not be possible for the smaller cities to combine their <br />facilities. <br />Goetten stated that in order to combine facilities, it is <br />necessary to have a working relationship with the other <br />communities. She stated that is not the case. <br />Mr. Bill Stubbs, 18"> Old Crystal Bay Road, stated that he is <br />also a member of the Citizen's Committee. He said, "It was my <br />feeling that we could pick up the option for $5,000. When <br />considering the entire cost of this project, it seems that this <br />land is reasonably priced. I think everyone agrees that a <br />facility is needed. I believe that the facility should be <br />visible and accessible. There is a service road planned right <br />across from Old Crystal Bay Road to Willow. I also believe it is <br />important to have all of the City functions on one site. I do <br />not want to see this option run out. In all of the sites that we <br />reviewed, there were none for sale that compared to the Highway <br />12 property. It seems to me that we are progressing in the right <br />direction if we can communicate more to the people. We should <br />not let this property get away from us." <br />Mayor Grabek stated that it would now be appropriate to take <br />V '>mments only from the Council and Staff at this point. He said, <br />** X e next step in the process is to identify the site and to <br />diru-t the Architect to provide plans based on that site <br />selection. The option is available to us for another five or six <br />months. It would not pay for us to exercise that option unless <br />there is a threat of losing the property. I would like Council <br />to engage in discussion regarding whether or not the Highway 12 <br />site is appropriate. If it is the consensus that the Highway 12 <br />site is most sensible and economical, then, without exercising <br />the option, perhaps we could have the Architect draw plans taking <br />that site into consideration." <br />Peterson stated that there are only four months left on this <br />option, but there is an opportunity to extend that for six more <br />months. She said, "That should provide ample time for more <br />information to be gathered, prepared and presented to the <br />public." <br />- 11 -
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