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� � e 6/20/84 - 6/27/84 � �J -3- would lead into t}ie back of a portion of the center, wliich we noted had been objected to in previous meetings and was discussed at the work session with tlie council. We feel th at this public street should proceed into the site, but not in at the Uack end of this center. David Dro�,m noted that the American Redevelopers had employed a traffic consultant to analyze the traffic movements of tlieir center. He suggested that Tom Erlich employ such a con- sultant. To analyze tlie traffic movement as it relates to the street system and the shopping center to the east. Irrespective of such results, we noted that t}ie object to tlte public street from the American Redevelopm�ntspo�e�heestreettextendinggtoet}ied the shopping center. They ll�d �onverting this to a south on the existing private easement, public street, could be a signifO�e tial�solutione andethathtlleyhe city would look at t}le revlsed p would examine traffic movement additions to the employ of the loCal consultant. We also discussed tlle relationship of the development to the bank to the south-west. They have talked to the building o�vners occu- pant Loyd Bergquist of B.W. BR Enterprises and are considering possible implications to the bank, In any case, Erlich proposes an o��ice building along tlie south boun dary of the property, either near tl�e center, or near t}ie Uank depending upon their ultimat� negotiations with the Uank. Their cont�cact witl� tlle ltomeowne20 daaslafterutllatSavailablelfor at tlte end of the year Wl'C.}1 90 to 1 y hameowners; to move their structures. They would like to go into construction follo�ving that period of time. They liave not been abXe to mak.e arrangements witli tlie t�vo hold-outs, and it is antic- iPa�ed tliat city involvement could be required for tliis aquisition as things �iand today. They also indicated that interest is high �vit}i respect to leasing, and t}iey anticipate t}ie center will go. Tliey �vill not request tll� Ci�y to begin acquisition proceeclings, or until they are certain that they are proceeding tiaith the proj ect . �Ve suggested th�y keep i�l toucll as they proceed partic- ula�ly as a.t xelates to t}ie development of the ponding and traffic solutians to the site. q) i�9eyexs - 43G-1197. Jim r4eyers is a oSsibleedeve�lopmentaof�tlleml,erial Builders) who i.� interested in the p land easterly of A1 Kelir's proposal south of Ct. Rd. C. �Ve revi.ewed tlle previous clevelo�ment proposala ��daddressede �There�wereruns of coT�cern for wliich solutions shoul certain�ies regarding tlle future �xtention of tlie private roadway to tlie east, apparent Oj��OS1t10I1 on t}le part of the continguous propez•ty owners, and the hanclling of tlie emergency vehicles oli the p.roposed temporary site. �Ve clis�sbesttbe accomplished�lby�1aSdeveloperS could be handled which we feel c working with the a£fected property owners, and proposing the completion of the total private street system as a singe project as discussed at nur last . meeting �vitli A4r. Kelir.