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occupancy. There were units that had evidence of people living in them. Jose Solorio asked how the City could control the parties/raves that are happening after hours. The Police Department has been informed of the after-hours activity and will be taking the appropriate actions. Tim Rush commented on how the owner of the property needs to sell the property to a developer that has the capabilities to rehabilitate this magnificent historical building into an official live/work site for Downtown. The current property owner does as little as possible to maintain the property. The property owner can do a cease and desist for the people living in the building, and have them out of there in 90 days. 3. DOWNTOWN BID UPDATE All relevant information was presented to Council at the January 18, 2005 meeting in a public setting. No additional update was presented. 4. PROJECT UPDATES a) SWC First and Main Streets - Oriqinal Mike's - The Certificate of Occupancy has been issued for the restaurant. The apartment units have some remaining items that need to be addressed prior to a final sign-off. b) City Place - Going to City Council on February 7 as a public hearing item with all the actions and environmental documents c) YMCA- Previous discussions in City Council Closed Session prompted questions on both proposals that were presented. Staff has met with both developers to discuss the concerns raised by City Council and both developers agreed to re-submit their proposals. The two revised proposals will be sent to Keyser Marston for their review and then brought back to a closed session for City Council. d) Court of Appeals- All relevant information was presented to Council at the January 18, 2005 meeting in a public setting. No additional updated was presented. City Council Committee on Main Street Development ~ Minutes 2 January 19, 2005 13C-4