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this, and is taking it under consideration. Development Manager Lazan said he would like to formalize that offer and present it to Mr. Deal. Commissioner Elvig questioned whether a monthly fee per stall would be charged to Mr. Deal. Development Manager Lazan confirmed it would. Commissioner Elvig asked how this fits into a Special Services District. Development Manager Lazan explained the PUMA is different than the Special Services District. The PUMA would oversee the SSD. Commissioner Backous inquired if there is a disagreement on who owns the parking spaces. Development Manager Lazan replied Mr. Deal states he paid for them once, and feels the City should give them to him. He is aware he does not own the title. Commissioner Elvig commented he would like to know more of the story before making a decision. Discussion took place regarding the differences between a Special Services District and a Master Declaration, and which is most appropriate. Motion by Commissioner Elvig, seconded by Commissioner Tossey, to formalize the offer presented to Mr. Deal last week. Motion carried. Voting Yes: Chairperson Jeffrey, Commissioners Elvig, Tossey, Backous, McGlone, Ramsey, and Wise. Voting No: None. Absent: None. Case #1: Consider Amendment to the Development Management Agreement with Regard to the Hot List City Administrator Ulrich reviewed the staff report. Chairperson Jeffrey questioned why the contract would be amended now and not wait for the new contract that is due in one month. Development Manager Lazan explained this amendment establishes the rules to keep the work he has done so far as the property of the City. If the contract is not amended, the protection is not in place. Commissioner McGlone said it is a good idea to request the amendment for the new contract. City Administrator Ulrich noted this clarifies the criteria for both sides. If this contract is terminated, both sides are protected. Housing and Redevelopment Authority / February 15, 2011 Page 3 of 5