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Regular City Council Minutes — 6/02/03 DRAFT Minutes - Page 5 agreed to forego the shoulder in order to narrow the footprint, even though it provided an alternative for bikers. Councilmember Klausing was very supportive of the landscaped median to provide visual amenities to compensate for the remaining power transmission towers. Further discussion included bike and vehicular traffic segregation; intersection tum lanes; materials for boulevard enhancement; Councilmember Schroeder opined that, even though he would prefer a three lane, the five lanes hooked more feasible considering the traffic counts; and recommended an S' — 10' pathway width to allow for more efficient truck plowing and maintenance. Mr. Soler expressed his appreciation to the Council for their input and comments, and advised he would work with staff to schedule the public information meetings; and return to the City Council with revised drawings that reflected Council and citizen comments, prior to the final design conung before the Council. Mayor Kysylyczyn asked ghat, given that this section of County Road C provided a major outlet for Police and Fire emergency vehicles, that those staff people be included in the decision- making process in the early stages. B. Consider Roseville Properties' Development Concept for Twin Lakes, Tax Increment Financing UIF) Application and Eminent Domain Requests (PF 3232) Community Development Director Dennis Welsch introduced the subject and impacts of not having received Special Legislation for Tax increment Financing (TTF), creating a need for other financial alternatives. Mr. Welsch introduced Mr. Sohn Johannson, Welsh Companies, a partner with Dan Connners, of Roseville Properties; and Jim Casserly of Crass Monroe, the City's Financial Consultant. Consider Roseville Properties' Development Concept for Twin Lakes, Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Application and Eminent Domain Requests (PF 3232}