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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1999-10-20 Community and Economic Development Committee Minutes ,, f� � COMMUNITY& ECQNOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Wednesday, October 20, 1999 @5:04 PM MINUTES COMMITTEE MEMBERS PRESENT: Cauncilor Aube, Chair Councilar Vardamis Councilar Tyler Councilor Palzner Councilar Rohman OTHER C4LTNCILC}RS PRESENT: Councilar Blanchette Cauncilar Baldacci STAFF PRESENT: Edward A. Barrett, City Manager Rodney G. McI�ay, Director of Community & Economic Development Peter D'Errico, Econamic Development Officer Dan Wellington, Code Enforcement Officer Katherine Weber, Planning Officer Norm Heitmann, City Solicitor • OTHERS PRESENT: Roxanne Saucier,BDN The zneeting was called to order at 5:00 PM by Councilor Palmer standing in fox Committee Chair Councilor Aube until he arrived. CONSENT AGENDA: ITEM#1 - Kenduskeag Stream Art Project-License Agreernent ITEM#2 - Appointment of Planning Officer Katherine Weber as City Representative to the Bangor Area Comprehensive Transportation Study�BACTS) The consent agenda was maved and seconded, and was unanimously approved. REGULAR AGENDA: ITEM#3 - Potential EDA Grant Application Projects Staff updated the Committee on the EDA Grant Application process as it pertains ta The Maine Business Enterprise Park concept. City Staff has met with the Eastern Maine Development Corporation and University of Maine staff about a possible tie-in far a technology center and knawtedge based business technology • park. If waterfront redevelopment efforts were in the development phase, Staff wauld recommend pursuing a grant to develop the waterfront infrastructure • needed. However, as The Maine Business Enterprise Park is further along in development; Staff recommends concentrating on the completion of the infrastructure to include streets, sidewalks, lighting, landscaping, water-sewer lines and fiber optics. The Committee agreed that staff should pursue infrastructure improvements to the Maine Business Enterprise Park. ITEM#3a(amendment to agenda) -204 Randolph Drive Sale A motion was made and seconded to recommend approval of this offer as presented. So voted. ITEM#4 -Executive Session-Legal Issue A motion was made to go into Executive Session. So voted. ITEM#5 -Waterfront Consultant- Consideration of Amendments to Contract with Hunter Interest,Inc. for additional services Rod McKay reviewed the amendments to the Contract with Hunter Interest, Inc. for additional services with respect to waterfront development. Staff requested of the Committee that they recommend to the City Council that an agreement be entered with Hunter Interest, Inc.to provide for these services in an amount not to exceed $35,300. A • motion was made and seconded to recommend approval to the full City Council of amendments to contract with Hunter Interest, Inc. as presented at a compensation amount not to exceed $35,300. ITEM#6 - Executive Session-Properiy Disposition Item postponed. Meeting adjourned at approximately 5:50 PM. �