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COUNCIL MINUTES APRIL 24, 2000 Staff advised a meeting was held with Mr. Schreier regarding this issue. Mr. Schreier indicated he has additional details to work out with the bank regarding the purchase agreement. Mr. Schreier has requested Council delay the plans until the next Council meeting. Staff recommended Council delay the preparation of the plans until the next Council meeting. Council Member Carlson inquired about Mr. Schreier's intent regarding the delay. Staff advised Mr. Schreier is requesting the delay to iron out details with the bank. Council Member Carlson suggested Mr. Schreier be invited to a Council work session to discuss this issue. Staff advised another meeting is going to be held regarding the roadway needs. Staff indicated they will invite him to the Council work session. Council Member Reinert moved to delay commencing the plans to the May 8, 2000, Council meeting. Council Member O'Donnell seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Resolution No. 00 — 46, Adopt TH 242 /CSAH 14 Access Management Study (3/5 Vote Required), John Powell — Staff advised the May 1999 Access Management Plan was reviewed in detail at the April 5, 2000, Council work session. The City sup, O d preparation of this study through direct cost sharing and staff time spent serving or echn cal Advisory Committee. The study was prepared to evaluate the ability of the CSAH main St t) corridor to serve the local communities and to connect regional transportatio fa ilitie "" now and in the future. It also provides uniform guidance to local communities regarding a ce s m gement. The main goals as stated in the study were as follows: 1. Maintain an acce mobility 2. Reduce the potential for safety problems 3. Promote appropriate property access 4. Facilitate cooperation between agencies and jurisdictions for implementing the Plan Anoka County is requesting the City formally adopt this access management plan and incorporate its recommendations into the City ordinances and review procedures. Council Member Carlson referred to page 19 of the study relating to accesses. She expressed concern regarding the limited number of accesses. Staff advised each access will be evaluated on a case by case basis. The study will be used as a guideline for developing the area. Council Member Carlson inquired about the amount of flexibility in the plan. She stated that over time there will be a great decrease in the number of accesses with an increase in development. She inquired about the timeline for the proposed new route to 35E. 10