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• Adopt Resolutions Approving Proposed 2015 Payable Tax Levies and Schedule Public Meeting for December 9, 2014 • Adopt Resolution #14 -09 -190 in Support of Heart Safe Ramsey • Adopt Resolution #14 -09 -191 Granting Final Plat Approval of Country Club Hills Located East of Variolite Street, South of 161st Avenue; Case of Greatland Homes, LLC • Adopt Resolution #14 -09 -181 Accepting Bids and Awarding a Contract for Improvement Project 14 -24, Center Street Improvements – Sunwood Drive to Ramsey Parkway HRA (Immediately Following Council – CC) • Review Concept Plan for Parkview East, a Future High Density Residential Development to be Located at the Intersection of Rhinestone Street and East Ramsey Parkway; Case of PSD, LLC • Development Manager Compensation Agreement (Landform) • Adopt Resolution #HRA -14 -09 -185 Establishing a Housing & Redevelopment Authority (HRA) Levy for Payable 2015 in the Amount of $0 Due to the Formal Dissolution of the City of Ramsey's HRA Effective January 1, 2015 EDA (7:30 am – LIR) • EDA Updates • Discuss Staff Transition Park and Recreation Commission (6:30 pm – CC) • 2014 Summer Event Series Recap • Commission Staff /Input • Elmcrest Park Community Building • Pickleball at Central Park • October Agenda Items • Metropolitan Council's Regional Park Policy Plans • Conservation Easement for Rivers' Bend Park Council Update Residence at The COR Update. Many folks are curious about the status of the Residence at The COR— below is a snippet as to what is going on with our neighbors. The City was notified a couple months back that The Residence at The COR may be up for sale. The property is owned currently by Flaherty and Collins (F &C). F &C responded to the City's inquiry and responded that they may sell the property, seek a partner in it or keep it— this isn't an uncommon move for F &C. F &C is working with Cushman/NorthMarq on marketing the property for sale. The City and HRA did financially play a role in the development of the project via three notes —two of these notes, per the development agreement, would be payable in full should the property be sold. The third note may be assigned to a new owner. In short, sale of The Residence at The COR isn't necessarily a bad thing for the City. At last check, The Residence at The COR posted 78% of units are rented at or above projected levels ahead of the projected schedule. Our Mission: To work together to responsibly grow our community, and to provide quality, cost - effective, and efficient government services