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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL AUGUST 28, 2002 sirens will sound in recognition of the attack on the second tower. The flag will then be returned to full mast and the names of the fallen fire fighters will be read. A community reception will immediately follow. ARCHITEC- Mayor Fahey reviewed staff's recommendation relative to access to the TURAL Poolside property. Staff has noted that an all out ban on truck traffic on REVIEW - Jackson Street would negatively impact the business at 80 Little Canada POOLSIDE Road. Therefore, staff is recommending that rather than limits access on Jackson other than seasonal weight restrictions (5-ton road), that the City require the posting of a "right turn only" exit onto Jackson from the Poolside property, and that the City enact and enforce "no parking" on Jackson Street until the road is reconstructed. Fahey asked if the electrical service to Poolside has been removed fi~om the manhole. Rob Anderson, Poolside, replied that it has. With regard to the issue of the Poolside sign on Little Canada Road, Anderson pointed out that Poolside occupies half of the building at 80 Little Canada Road. He requested that he be allowed to retain the sign until such time as Poolside vacates the building. Anderson indicated that if the sign is improper, he had no problem with removing it. But if the sign is proper, he would like to retain it. Scalze asked if the turning radius from the Poolside site onto Jackson Street had been approved. Fahey noted that revised plans had not yet been submitted showing the softened radius, and indicated that the radius would be subject to approval of the City Planner and City Engineer. There was no one from the general public present wishing to comment on this matter. Upon motion by LaValle, seconded by Fahey, the public hearing was closed. Anderson pointed out that residents are concerned about semi's coming into the property from Jackson Street, finding another semi unloading at Poolside, and then parking on Jackson Street until they can access the loading dock. Anderson suggested that the Jackson Street access be posted as an "exit only for semi-trucks" for the Poolside property, and that semi's only be allowed to access Poolside from County Road C. Fahey pointed out that semi's accessing 80 Little Canada Road would have to utilize Jackson Street. Fahey stated that he was uncomfortable with allowing the owner of one commercial property in the az~ea a privilege that the owner of another commercial property would not have.