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N'IlNUTES CITY COUNCIL AUGUST l4, 2002 Duane Stroman, Stroman Construction, reported that Poolside is agreeable to the City Administrator's recommendation, Re also noted that Poolside has revised their architectural plans in response to recommendations made by the Planning Commission. It was also noted that Xeel Energy has begun the process of moving the electrical service from the City's manhole on County Road C Council reviewed the three options outlined in the Administrator's report For truck traffic access to the Poolside site. These include: • Extend Jackson to County Road C and improve to current design standards. • Create another access point to County Road C within Poolside's property using the parking land on the west side of the building as alignment. • Improve existing Jackson Street to commercial (9 -ton) standards. It was noted that stairs recommendation includes the following: • Change the designation of Jackson Street to 5 -ton, post the road, and actively enforce this limitation during the road - posting season. • Initiate a neighborhood meeting this fall to discuss improvement to Jackson Street in the 2003 improvement cycle_ • Allow Poolside to continue to use Jackson Street subject to no parking occurring on street, subject to 5 -ton weight restrictions during the posting season, and subject to their written acknowledgement to donate 20 feet of additional road easement from their north property line to the south end or their access opening. Fahey asked about the feasibility of an additional access to County Road C given the grade differences. The Public Works Director responded that while the grade is steep, it is feasible to brim in another access to County Road C on the west side of the building_ Montour asked if the cornice treatments recommended by the Planning Commission on the new addition would be carried over onto the existing building. Stroman replied that the same concrete and same color used for the existing building will be used on the addition. Stroman reported that there is currently wood fascia on the existing building, and it would be Poolside's plan to cover that vvood with an aluminum material. He noted 2