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McCall Redevelopment Agency
Minutes
August 21, 2018 — 8:00 am
Legion Hall
216 E. Park Street
CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
Bob Youde, Bob Giles, Monty Moore, and Colby Nielsen and Rick Fereday were all present. Nic
Swanson was absent. Community and Economic Development Director Michelle Groenevelt, Parks
and Recreation Director Kurt Wolf, City Manager Anette Spickard and Permit Technician Rachel
Santiago-Govier were also present.
CONSENT AGENDA
• Minutes from July 17, 2018 (Action item)
Member Youde motioned to approve the July 17t Minutes. Member Nielsen seconded the
motion. All members voted Aye and the motion carried.
• Elam and Bourke Invoice (Action item)
Member Nielsen made a motion to approve the Elam and Bourke invoice. Member Giles
seconded the motion. All members voted Aye and the motion carried.
NEW BUSINESS
• Adoption of F19 MRA Budget- A PUBLIC HEARING. (Action item)
Chairman Fereday opened and closed the public hearing without comment from the public.
Member Youde requested a "FY17 Typo" be fixed.
Member Youde made a motion to adopt the budget. Member Giles seconded the motion. A
roll call vote was held. Member Youde — Yes. Member Giles — Yes. Member Moore — Yes.
Member Nielsen — Yes. Member Fereday— Yes. The motion carried.
• New Urban Renewal District Plan update —financial feasibility and timeline
Mr. Kushlan presented the New Urban Renewal District Plan update. He did a forecast of
the revenues and expenditures.
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Member Nielsen would like to see not only potential items of development but also ways
that the Agency can help accomplish some of these projects.
Chairman Fereday expressed the desire for a good plan so that there is not cost transfer to
the taxpayer.
Member Moore asked if there had ever been a cost benefit analysis for the improvements
that are done to the value increase for the property.
Ms. Groenevelt and staff have looked at general studies based on pedestrian related
spending vs. driver related spending.
Mr. Kushlan reviewed the next steps in the project.
• Parks discussion regarding future projects: waterfront improvements, project priorities,
time frames — Kurt Wolf
Mr. Wolf presented the list of possible projects during the wrap up of the current district
and priority level of projects for the next few months and years.
Boat house- property directly to the north of the boathouse project is up for sale. Discussion
over the acquisition of that property has happened. The property could be potentially used
for snow storage or parking or some other use that would benefit and or make the boat
house project more feasible. The price of the parcel is $699,000. Mr. Pace thought that the
property would be nice but not ultimately necessary.
The LOT Commission awarded $10,000 to do a feasibility study for the boat
house/education center. He will be going to Moscow with Jim Pace and the faculty at
University of Idaho who are interested in doing a study and potentially involving some of
their higher -level students in a project -based way.
Ready to submit Encroachment Permit with COE and IDL. Not all of the money has to come
from MRA. They have received a $10,000 grant from Laura Cunningham Moore Foundation
that would cover the swim docks and the swim lanes.
He is interested in in getting an IDPR grant. County waterways is interested in funding
either the waterfront cleanup or the area north of the Marina amenities. Marina is also
interested in making log boom a walkout.
Brown Park minor and major improvements needed. Playground is non -compliant (ADA).
Potentially up to $130,000 in repairs needed.
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Member Giles asked what Kurt will need total to improve Brown Park and the area north of
the marina so that if that is improved that maybe other investors would foot the cost of the
purchase of the parcel to the north of the boat house.
• Legacy Promenade Construction & additional work discussion — Kurt Wolf
Came in 40,000? under budget.
• Discussion of acquiring land
Land of adjacent to Spruce street right of way.
Chairman Fereday stated he is a proponent the city purchasing land for the future for the
City. He thinks the forward -looking vision is important and hasn't been implemented by the
City management in the past. He has been brainstorming about how to acquire it because
without it, the boathouse project would not have parking. The city is always going to need
additional areas for snow storage and parking. He thinks the land owner that owns the
parcel to the north of the boathouse proposal would be willing to sell the lot for much less if
we traded the Pine Street and jdfklsj street property and the city willing to give him a tax
break. He thinks it is more important that Brown Park improvements.
Ms. Groenevelt spoke of the plan to include land acquisition. Waterfront plan it is not in
there but the MOU may have it.
Member Giles is interested in the timeline for the non -motorized area. Stated that there is
an interest in the community in seeing it completed.
Member Nielsen stated that because the waterfront/non-motorized area is already teed up
and ready to go with funding sources and materials and •he feels that that is a priority.
He also stated his support and appreciation of the improvement to the dog swim area and
waste station.
• Appointment of Board member (Action item)
There was a discussion on the two candidates for the board position. The board is capped at
7 members. There are currently 6 positions occupied.
Member Youde made a motion to recommend Mike Maciaszek to the City Council. Member
Moore seconded the motion. 5 members voted in favor. Member Nielsen voted no. The
motion carried.
NEXT MEETING
• September 18, 2018
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Member Giles motioned to adjourn the meeting. Member Nielsen seconded the motion. All
members voted in favor and the meeting was adjourned.
Signed: September 18, 2018 Attest:
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Rick Fereday Michelle Groe It
MRA Chair Community Development Director
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