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5. OPEN FORUMSenior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes_No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) 637 Yes—NO-1 would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. MOVE TO THE \ Y�; If\you are interested in learning about orjoining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you l Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YesA( No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Aver. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understa d this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes _N `I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affilia�t�e�d, with the Activity Center staff Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Lde-- Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: f{ e No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, ba�thhrooms, etc.) Yes_No2pp— -would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No—I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to rFpaJr �.�Z.� J, -I(i Q J and aintain the senior Activity Center�d Arena'Triis w( u� be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If, -you are interested in learning about or joiriing this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please in 'cate your preferences: Yes—N0 _I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _No_" 1 would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_No_I virOuld support a % of % percent city sales tax to repair n the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. ou are interested in learning about orjoining this committee of Ars please include your contact number or email. We are not ffil''ated with the Activity Center staff. Tfiank vou! n s12ct1e�s���c41'- bLCG�C'1 i�,'cL nay ag er Jack Lorge Jim Pepin j Cti 7 L-2, � 4_C"4J('- m Y � Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building, versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes ,'No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_ 6y)would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. L�es kNo_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank�you�!! _,.mss-a-.c�-�/ �Ca-� C� � '�`-✓-�'�x_ -`�ie� (U ��?�<�r..c./ J 1. . Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes 4-No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_Now� ould like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand'this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_�No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you I 6p -r" eine- 0_F"1w 9"�'& orf ���- .�� P, ACIII'VI fj �vf� Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Mo sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: GLNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary rentor e (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) �a a - Yes No I would like an ad 'ion put on the YMCA for se ors. I understand this would entail t loss of app 00 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! 1. . Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %z% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: 0an No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor d have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof HVAC system, bathrooms, et � Yes No would e an a&i;n put on' YMCA f r Beni s. 1 understan this would entail t e oss a ely 1,000 squarem fee pace and does not include a YMCA membership. 'Yes o_I would support a % orY2 percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes_NoXI would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) YeSANo_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_No-I would support a Nor % percent city sales tax to repair a and maint```iinCCCCCCthe senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank youl Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building. versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes—No ✓ I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes—No /I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes ✓No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! V 1. . Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes �_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes—N6 I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_No I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin 1' ` Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes,/No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) YesV/No_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes"/ No_I would support a'/ or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! W. Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose b! gilding is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes4No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes4No_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_` No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you I Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin 9 Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city councii meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to current building, versus building new with the YMCA, If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the Y or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, on Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes� No_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes NoI would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintai the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: ;'No I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor ve. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_No_I would support a % orY2 percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John a Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YeNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC, system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. i. K�lyrn iib �il �rncii ie /P If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you I Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YesXNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes—No Y I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifayou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! r Anna Wagner � Jack Lorge /��/�✓��� Jim Pepin Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes)�( No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_NoZI would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes _No_I would support a % or Yz percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank voul Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin 0 Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending Larch 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YesX' No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _No_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff, Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John e $. Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes�_No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system,(bathroom , etc.) MP�%{!� S w- w c) 0� Yes_No_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,.you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank youl • • • Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also. the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YesNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No_Xl would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. f Yes No would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes )11�0_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _No4Ll would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes _No -"(,I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin • Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes_�__No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No X I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_N.oX_l would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %2% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John a Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes_�No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _Noy l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_No.Ll would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank voul Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin . 1. Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John c Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes No I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. a d have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand is would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes—N01 would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you l Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes,?LNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No�c I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_NoXI would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building- versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %2% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John a y. Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YesXNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Av and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No__X_l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_NoXI would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes `y No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_NoA-1 would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_No_)�_l would support a Nor % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes�No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes —No l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes _No i would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes -V No_] would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes—No ✓ I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_No /I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin e • Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _No_4l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_Nol—1 would support a % oe Yz percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building, versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes%f No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No*f l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No v 1 would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you I Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin , 1• • Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John I Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YesY�No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_NoY I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No, (( I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes)�_No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No _X_l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_No;�l would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank voul Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin • Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building, versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YeszNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_Nokl would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No XI would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you I Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes_ZNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No-41 would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes _iVo� would support a % or %percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. IfNyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank voul Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin 1 Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yesx_No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _No l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes—No ,I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %2% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _No/l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank voul Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin 1 Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building, versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes _No would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No_�',_l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes—No CSI would support a % orY2 percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %2% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YesNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_NoX_l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_No,�.I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifayou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes�/, No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _No7�—1 would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes _No' I would support a %&Y2 percent city sales tax to repair and mai ai the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you I Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, M Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes_/i No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No_L/_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. an Yes—No �1 I would support a % or %z percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the orY2% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes VINO -1 would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes—No v Cwould like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes—No _-,_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes �o_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes—No �fll would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No �ould support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin 1. . Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes—No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No2,—,,- /,Would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No 1/ /,Would support a % or %z percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. l4ou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you l Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin ® y c Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_No_" I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,.you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes�LNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes—No -X I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_No�(_l would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! 1 Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yesy—No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No—)( I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank youl Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes_X_No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No Y I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. IfNyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin 3-08-18 Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No�Ll would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes—No '�-I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! 1. . Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YesNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No 1 would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No,, I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes,&No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_NoXI would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. YesX( No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin a • • • Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building, versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YesX_No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No�l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. YesVNo_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin e �. . Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes-X-No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes—No X I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes'X No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank youl Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes__%/No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes—No VI would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes V No -1 would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If"you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank voul Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin • Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John I Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) No I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! • Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes i/ No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_NoA/_1 would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes i' No_I would support a % or %z percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: es No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _'o I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin 1 • • • Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building, versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes //No_l would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes—No I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes�No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YesNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes—No X I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes X No_I would support a % orY2 percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %2% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes4No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes—No J, l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_J_No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building, versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes)( No would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No' I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes)No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin I e y. Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building, versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes yNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No -YI would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. YesT O I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Iftyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you I Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes_4No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No_,� l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes '>C No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you l Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin 3-08-18 Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes_XNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No_X_l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes4No_I would support a %&Y2 percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank voul Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John r Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes,� No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _No A I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin 1 Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building, versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes PNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes—No �-iwould like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes o_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to�r .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. l4ou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank voul Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin e Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor ve. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No `F would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I underst this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes' No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you l Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes VNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _No4-1 would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes—V No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If),you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you l Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin 1 Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or % % sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes V No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No_�_/_l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes�No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes —o l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes �_N0_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! 1. . Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %z% sales tax to help pay for it and t, e arena?" ee Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes.� NO_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No-y—1 would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_kNo_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Ye sj No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor ve. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes--- �No lwould like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand -this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes LNo_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! RMTOOOMP Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John 6/i n ., l/i C�� li'lG� G�G� G/�%✓� �� ,wiz C �'' (/� �� �% r� -/✓tel ���Z �'�-� ��� '� ��"1 G��� Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Y\ e�No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC syste bathrooms, etc.) Yes No I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I underst d this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes' No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair an maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John a Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: es No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes 'Noo I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. 1 underst�an�d this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. rr' Yes) No I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you I Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building- versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC syste bathrooms, etc.) Yes_ NO I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Ye No I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair a maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin ® v 0 I• • Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No y I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes 4 No_I would support a % or Y2 percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! ME• • 66 Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building- versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes/ No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_NoJI would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes JNo_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If�,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building, versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" -{ S Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes_n No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. aannd have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _No_4l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes N' would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7CcDaol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John n Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes zi No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes v/ No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If^you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yeo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _No104�1 would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet ��of��space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yesl'No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If'.you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin �. . Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March St" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Pleasei icate your preferences: Yes _No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet off pace and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No_I would support a % or' pp /percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you I Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes*No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Avd. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understan this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes'�'No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John ^� Y Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes4o_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_NoKIwould like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes4No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifyou are interested in learning about orjoining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes (/ No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No—Z/1 would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes ✓ No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YeNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_NoZI would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. YesXNo_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not 6 affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes /No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No v"I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. ✓ Yes No_I would support a % or Y2 percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Y4—No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_NoXI would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_�_No_I would support agor % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about orjoining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you I Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the orY2% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: &Yes,o_Iwould like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No� I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes�_No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. IfNyou are interested in learning about orjoining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin e Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes '_No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes—No I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Ye ff No — I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes —Nol would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair an maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin m. y RZISOW39 Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building, versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John I Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes /No I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No ti''I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes / No_I would support a %&Y2 percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you I Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin e • Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building, versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John I R Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes V/No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No V/l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes v/ would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Iflyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin e I• • Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building, versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes�_No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes Noll would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. YesNo_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,You are interested in learning about orjoining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes4 No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Aver. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _No7�-' would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes XNo_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. if you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you I Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin e Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes ✓ No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes—No ,- l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_ZNo_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\.you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin 1 Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John c � Q Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes _XNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No -41 would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. YesANo_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If�you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you I Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes.ANo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No-1 would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes—,X.,No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin • • • Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Pte" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also. the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to ' that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes_�ZNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes—NO L I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes,, No_I would support a % or %: percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John a Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes_No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No4l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes�_No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If�you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No_�_l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. i Yes No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank voul Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay ,for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes �No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understan this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes] — No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes_X,,,No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No*l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_ANo_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin 1 Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building- versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes� No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No -LI would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes'� No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If'.you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes�No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _No11 would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand t is would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No�_l would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair an maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\.you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin U Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John I 4, Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 201£ ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yesx-No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_NoX-1 would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes XNo_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If�you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin y Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes,KNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No 11 would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yesand o_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about orjoining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. if I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YeXsNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes—NOXI would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Ye14No_I would support a %&Y2 percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin e , a ' 3-08-18 Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building, versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes4_No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_Nox I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. YesNo_I would support a % or %percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center . This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin ' • • Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building, versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or % % sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes / No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No ,/I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes /No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you I Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. • . 911 1 . 1 0 2 ... ; I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building- versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, ME Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes`✓ No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No _j,�f would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes VNO would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifyou are interested in learning about orjoining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin s Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John ' Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YesYNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_NoXI would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes-xNo_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifwou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin m � y 1• • Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YesXNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_NoZ_l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes i4No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YesXNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_Noy'l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes4No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! rI' • Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes 7X�—No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes Nog, l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes'�,_No_I would support a % orY2 percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! 1. . Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor ve. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I undie nd this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair nd maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YesX_No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes—No-Y-1 would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes%'—No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes V No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_Nozwould like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes t/ Nfso_I would support a % or %2 percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! "NO]WOOV Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes �/No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes v /'No_I would support a % or Yz percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YesANo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _No� I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes$—No_I would support a % orY2 percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Pleaseindicateyour preferences: Yes/ No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_NoZl would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_/_No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! • MOO Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes '✓ No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No�/l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yest%No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes_No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. YesNo_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes--�L,No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin e • • Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes,,X--No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes�No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes4No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _No_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes4No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes �No I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes _No_I would support a %&Y2 percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you l Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin 1 Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 51" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes/ No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_Nozwould like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes / No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. if\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin • Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes _)LNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _No_XI would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_)�'No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. IfNyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank voul Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building, versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes--X_No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No -41 would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_XNo_l would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes r," No—] would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes Y*� No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes_�(No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes4No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin U • • • Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes_)LNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair an maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin ® ' Y 1 Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay ,for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes_LNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _No_I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes"No_I would support a % or Yz percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If^you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" �� C,5 Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes A No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No A I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! �. . Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: YesXNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes—No-L, would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes 7�No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank youl Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes vC No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No v1 would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes/No_I would support a X or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank you! Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5t" city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes LNo_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_NoY I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes�No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin 1 Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes ;<' No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes No FYI would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes X No_I would support a % or Yz percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If,,you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building, versus building new with the YMCA. if I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No_,�CI would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes;;- No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. If\you are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building, versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or Y2 sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes _>�_No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes _NoX7l would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_)�No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifyou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! Anna Wagner Jack Lorge Jim Pepin Email from Mayor John Dietz- shortshotsl7@aol.com to senior committee attending March 5th city council meeting and work session: "Thank you for attending the work session on Monday. You gave the council a lot to think about. I will keep you informed as to when this item is going to be on future agendas. I am doing research comparing the cost of repairing the current building, versus building new with the YMCA. If I do come to the conclusion that it is better to fix what we have, do you think the seniors would vote for the or %% sales tax to help pay for it and the arena?" Thanks, John Senior Activity Center Participants, As you may know, the Elk River City council is currently considering options regarding the location of the senior center. A referendum for a multi-purpose building is set to be on the November 2018 ballot. Also, the city is currently working with the YMCA regarding an addition to that building for a senior center. We are a group of Activity Center participants that would like to represent, to the city council and Mayor Dietz, the opinions of all the participants at the Activity Center regarding a future location. In order to fairly represent everyone, we ask that you answer the questions below, which will be presented to the Elk River city council Please indicate your preferences: Yes'No_I would like the Activity Center to remain at 413 Proctor Ave. and have the overdue, necessary renovations done (Roof, HVAC system, bathrooms, etc.) Yes_No__4_/I would like an addition put on the YMCA for seniors. I understand this would entail the loss of approximately 1,000 square feet of space and does not include a YMCA membership. Yes_L/No_I would support a % or % percent city sales tax to repair and maintain the senior Activity Center and Arena. This would be equivalent to .25 or .50 per $100.00 on taxable items, generated by local and non-resident consumers. Ifayou are interested in learning about or joining this committee of seniors please include your contact number or email. We are not affiliated with the Activity Center staff. Thank vou! 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