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MINUTES OF THE <br /> ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br /> Monday,January 14,2013 ` <br /> 7:00 o'clock p.m. <br /> (11. ANNUAL APPOINTMENTS—RESOL UTIONNO. 6199, Continued) <br /> Schoenzeit noted the technical issues associated with the service being provided should also be <br /> considered and that unfortunately that component at times tends to be missing from the LMCC's <br /> discussion. <br /> McMillan stated the Council will keep that in mind. <br /> It was the consensus of the Orono City Council to invite a Media Com representative to a future council <br /> meeting or workshop. <br /> Printup moved,Anderson seconded,to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 6199, a Resolution Designating <br /> Selected Appointments for the Year 2013. VOTE: Ayes 5,Nays 0. <br /> 12. NAVARRE AREA UPDATE &PROCESS <br /> Gaffron stated that over the past 25 years,the City has conducted a number of studies of the Navarre area <br /> that have really not been pursued. The last study was completed in 2005 and the moratorium was allowed <br /> to expire. In the last year and a half,progress has been made on possible improvements to Navarre and <br /> the Navarre Community Initiative was created. <br /> Gaffron indicated one of the action items included a mailed survey to the business community. <br /> Approximately 58 businesses were identified but there were only a small number of surveys returned. <br /> The survey was intended to solicit their input into possible improvements and what they would like to see <br /> preserved in the community. Gaffron stated he is not sure the limited response is indicative of a lack of <br /> interest or a lack of concern over what happens in the area. <br /> In addition to the survey,the other important item that is happening is the City is currently engaged in <br /> discussions with Hennepin County's Transportation Department in response to a number of safety <br /> concerns that have been identified in a letter sent by the City. The Transportation Department has spent a <br /> fair amount of time looking at those issues and representatives of the Transportation Department are <br /> planning on attending a City Council workshop on January 28`h to discuss possible improvements to those <br /> safety issues. <br /> Due to the meeting on January 28�", Staff would suggest that a joint meeting of the City Council and the <br /> Navarre Initiative Committee be scheduled after that. Staff is also proposing that consideration be given <br /> to developing a more defined process to discuss possible improvements. <br /> Staff would propose the following as a more formalized process for gaining input and building consensus: <br /> 1. Bi-monthly meetings conducted by Staff with interested Navarre stakeholders at City Hall. Staff <br /> would suggest the first such meeting be held on Tuesday,January 29`�', at 5:00 p.m., in <br /> conjunction with the proposed street lighting open house,with future meetings prior to regular <br /> Council meetings on March 11`"and May 13�'. <br /> 2. Regular(bi-monthly)updates to the City Council as a regular Council meeting agenda item. <br /> Page 8 of 16 <br />
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