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COUNCIL MINUTES JANUARY 27, 1997 <br />Mr. Wessel stated it was his understanding that without an access off CSAH 14, the project will <br />not work at this location. <br />Council Member Kuether stated she understood Council Member Lyden was concerned that the <br />road was not straight. She asked if Mr. Schreier was to purchase a small portion of land, if the <br />road could then be straightened. <br />Council Member Lyden stated he would still like to see all three parties be part of the answer. <br />He felt this is for critical time of development of this corridor and he would like to see it done <br />right. He stated he would like the issue to be tabled for two to four weeks to give the parties a <br />chance to work together and straighten the road. <br />Mr. Wessel recommended that the Council proceed with the road. If it was delayed further, it <br />could jeopardize the whole roadway system. <br />Council Member Lyden stated he would like to see two weeks allowed to define the best product <br />available. If at the end of two weeks, there is no resolution, he would vote in favor of the <br />realignment as presented. <br />Mr. Ahrens noted the road could be straightened during the construction process as long as the <br />proper right-of-ways were secured. <br />Mayor Landers stated one year ago the Council expressed a commitment to bring more <br />commercial development into the City to offset residential taxes. The realignment will provide <br />an opportunity to bring more commercial development into the area. He could see no reason to <br />deny the realignment. <br />Mr. Wessel stated his overall concern was that the project move forward. He stated he would be <br />satisfied with waiting two weeks if he was guaranteed that if nothing had changed, Council <br />Member Lyden would still be committed to the realignment. <br />Council Member Lyden stated he would commit to that. He stated he would like to see staff, the <br />landowners, the developer and the user find a way to straighten the road together. <br />Mr. Schumacher stated a lot of energy had been put into the realignment over the past six <br />months. He did not know if anything that has not been accomplished thus far could be <br />accomplished in another two weeks. <br />Mr. Ahrens noted the transaction was between two private property owners. He noted staff can <br />continue to talk but cannot force anyone to do anything. <br />Council Member Bergeson stated he hoped the property owners might come together and <br />develop a solution that was better than what was proposed. He suggested an alternate incentive <br />which would be to start the clock tonight by approving the project. He did not feel anything <br />could be accomplished within two weeks. <br />PAGE 8 <br />
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