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COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 28, 1995 the responsibility of the developer is for Holly Drive. Mayor Reinert said that there will be a negotiated determination of what the developers responsibility is for Holly Drive. Mr. Powell said that there has been discussion regarding the developers responsibility for improving Holly Drive. If the City had received any legal response from the developers attorney, the staff would have forwarded the correspondence to the City Attorney. Mr. Powell said that Mr. Lyden is referring to the feasibility study currently in process regarding 12th Avenue and Holly Drive improvements. He explained that the City has agreed to share up to $10,000.00 or one -half of the study itself if the upgrading of 12th Avenue and Holly Drive proceeded as a state aid project. This cost would be reimbursed through a state aid credit. Mr. Powell said that there is also a concern of what the dollar contribution the developer would make to the roadway construction itself which would have to be consistent with whatever the laws and whatever the development adds to the road. CONSIDERATION OF DISBURSEMENTS August 28, 1995 - Council Member Elliott moved to approve these disbursements as presented. Council Member Bergeson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Centennial Fire District - Council Member Elliott moved to approve these disbursements as presented. Council Member Bergeson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. PRESENTATION OF THE FINAL 20/20 VISION REPORT, KIM SULLIVAN Ms. Sullivan introduced the 20/20 Vision advisory group leaders. The group leaders are present to help present the final document. The document represents the work that they have done during the past six (6) months. They are present to complete the first step in a process that began last December. Final presentations were given to the Council and citizens in July and the advisory group leaders will present the final document to the City Council tonight. The document does not represent any individual citizens or any advisory group. The citizens are speaking to the government and not any particular City staff member or board member. They have prepared general statements on how they would like to see the general operation of the City changed. They are giving some direction on how they would like to have things occur in the City. Ms. Sullivan read the three (3) general statements that she felt are significant as far as summaries of what the citizens have asked of the City: 1. Would like enhancements of communications between the citizens and the City Council and staff. 2. Would like an increased focus on community needs from the government and the staff 4