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primary concern for me and if we don't have it designed where we've got what we want <br />to do in the DSP and we've got the right shops like Commissioner Allen said, and make <br />sure we see what we're going to zone our current location for, I don't think we're going <br />to be ready for a vote to show what this is going to be. <br />Dolan: And that's probably the driving force behind why we're thinking about this in <br />2018. <br />Chair Ritter: '11 bring up the Community Center —my wedding was at the Senior Center <br />and that was a revenue source for the City because they got money out of me 22 years <br />ago. I think we can make parts of our services available for rentals that create revenue <br />and that's why I like the Community Center because that's going to be a revenue source <br />also for the City. But I do think we really need to zone the downtown properly with our <br />specific plan and tie it all in. I think we could do it. I don't want it to be a bond. I don't <br />want to go to the residents and say we need a bond to create a Civic Center /Library. I <br />would rather work it through the economics to make sure we had a TOT tax or some <br />other avenues to support it or revitalize this whole site and make sure we can get the <br />right income out of it as we sell it or zone it so we can support doing this. So those are <br />just my feelings on it because I'm worried we're getting a little ahead of ourselves until <br />we know what we're going to zone here because it's hard to rezone downtown as we all <br />know. You can't put story poles everywhere. <br />Dolan: We have to take a first step. Something has to come first and so we've done this <br />and now we're going to wait, and the two processes will be dovetailed at the end and <br />Council can make a decision. <br />Chair Ritter: And I'd be surprised if we could get it done in two years but I would shoot <br />for it. <br />Dolan: I have total confidence that you can. If we give them a deadline with the election <br />in 2018. <br />Chair Ritter: I'm in favor of you trying. <br />Commissioner Nagler: The Downtown Specific Plan Task Force's timing is perfect, and <br />it's all purposeful and it's all designed so that these do align and hopefully in time they <br />will. <br />Chair Ritter: Does the DSP incorporate these 13 acres in the plan? I didn't remember <br />seeing that. <br />Beaudin: Yes. <br />Chair Ritter: So that's good. All right. Do we have enough? <br />Dolan: I've got what I need. Thank you very much. <br />Chair Ritter: Thank you applicants for waiting. Thank you Brian. I appreciate the details. <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, September 28, 2016 Page 10 of 32 <br />
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