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COUNCIL MINUTES FEBRUARY 23, 1998 <br />utility extensions will be necessary to serve the municipal center area, and will precede building <br />construction in order to allow access to the site. <br />Mr. Ahrens provided the following proposed schedule for the phase 2 Town Center Parkway <br />construction: <br />Advertise to receive bids <br />Receive Bids <br />Award Contract <br />Preconstruction Meeting <br />Utility Construction Begins <br />Street Construction Begins <br />Estimated Construction Completion <br />February 25, 1998 <br />March 27, 1998 <br />April 13, 1998 <br />April 20, 1998 <br />April 27, 1998 <br />June 1, 1998 <br />August 1, 1998 <br />Mayor Sullivan expressed Council's concern that a 26 -foot roadway would be too narrow to <br />accommodate projected traffic. Mr. Ahrens indicated that he had discussed this matter with <br />Chief Pecchia who, after consulting the fire chief, advised that the proposed roadway would be <br />adequate in width so long as parking is prohibited. Mr. Ahrens added that driveway areas might <br />require additional width, making return curves critical to the design. <br />Mayor Sullivan also requested clarification that there would be adequate snow storage, to which <br />Mr. Ahrens responded in the affirmative. <br />Council Member Lyden expressed concern that the proposed roadway is not representative of a <br />typical "parkway", in that there is not sufficient green space, asking why a median cannot be <br />included. Mr. Ahrens indicated that such a design issue could be accommodated. Mr. Wessel <br />addressed Council, pointing out that plantings are proposed for the entry to the civic complex. <br />He added that there has been considerable discussion regarding overall landscaping, and that the <br />proposed roadway design was the result of that effort. <br />Council Member Neal asked about the proposed bandstand, asking if there would be adequate <br />parking for that structure. Mr. Wessel referred to a design rendering, pointing out the bandstand <br />as well as the locations for parking. <br />Council Member Bergeson pointed out that the City's public works departments are generally <br />opposed to roadways that contain medians and similar design issues, as they create obstructions <br />to efficient maintenance such as the plowing of snow. <br />Council Member Neal expressed concern that citizens who find inadequate parking will park <br />along the roadway. Mr. Wessel indicated that parking prohibition must be enforced. Council <br />Member Neal reminded the group of the need for senior citizen availability, and Mr. Wessel <br />pointed out accesses. Mr. Wessel added his appreciation for Council's input, and additional <br />suggestions will be considered for enhanced accessibility to the bandstand and other areas of <br />particular interest to senior citizens. <br />14 <br />
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