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STAFF REPORTS
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12/19/2006
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15 Y
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SR 06:293
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<br />property, members of the community encouraged the City to explore acquiring the site. City <br />Council directed staff to develop information as to ownership options. <br /> <br />On September 5, 2006, City Council considered a comprehensive report from staff concerning <br />ownership options. After considering these options and hearing from the public, Council <br />directed staff to proceed with the acquisition of the cemetery site, with the understanding that if <br />the City did purchase the property, it would be maintained at what is called a Pioneer standard. <br /> <br />Following that action, City staff has undertaken a number of steps to accomplish the site's <br />purchase. It has ordered a Phase I environmental analysis (to make certain there are no <br />hazardous materials on site for which the City, if it bought the property, would assume the cost <br />to clean); it has ordered a title report (to ensure good title if the property is acquired); it has <br />ordered an appraisal (for title insurance purposes); and it has been negotiating with the Catholic <br />Funeral & Cemetery Services to provide funeral services and records management for the plots <br />that have been sold. Part of the service agreement will be the development of a detailed map <br />and complete database for the site. The Parks and Recreation Commission will be kept apprised <br />of the services provided. <br /> <br />In anticipation that the Phase I analysis will reveal no surprises and that title to the property is <br />good, staff has also prepared a Purchase Agreement that will obligate the Odd Fellows to sell, <br />and the City to purchase, the property for one dollar. Staff believes the Trustees of the Odd <br />Fellows will have signed the Agreement by December 19. <br /> <br />DISCUSSION <br /> <br />The Agreement is a straight forward Agreement, calling for escrow to close by the end of <br />January 2007, assuming that there is nothing in the Phase I report or the title report to cause <br />Council to reconsider its decision. <br /> <br />OTHER ISSUES <br /> <br />Other related issues are continuing in concert with the acquisition of the property and proposed <br />Agreement. This provides a status update of those activities. <br /> <br />Site Maintenance. Staff has contracted with a company which will provide complete tree <br />pruning and related services. A contract for landscape maintenance has been executed and in <br />process. All trash removal and related clean up activities service for the site has been added to <br />the existing contract services. In short, site maintenance is prepared to begin work upon the <br />acquisition of the property. <br /> <br />Burial Services. Staff has received the proposal by Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services. <br />The proposal includes a list of basic burial services and prices for consideration, as well as two <br />one-time projects. One will be development of an Access database with all pertinent <br />information on the existing burials as well as ownership of the unused spaces. The second <br /> <br />SR 06:293 <br />Page 2 <br />
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