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SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 20, 1986 PAGE THREE Dave Kraft, 5300 Quincy indicated he felt there should be more accesses to 35W and Trunk Highway 10. Wally Johnson, representing his mother who resides at 2287 County Road H -2 indicated that the developer should make greater use of road designs to direct traffic from H -2 or discourage it completely. Laurie Shoop, 2186 Lambert indicated that she felt traffic problems had just begun along Quincy Street. Kay Radlinger, 2199 H -2 voiced opposition to access from the development Quincy and H -2. Leroy Cherin, 5485 Quincy voiced concerns regarding possible truck traffic along Quincy Street. Councilmember Haake offered a compromise for consideration by the City Council redesigning the site and prohibiting access onto Quincy and County Road H -2. Susan Mitcnell, 5493 Quincy voiced concerns regarding truck traffic and numbers of vehicle trips. Tim Nelson responded to concerns of residents and indicated that the developer is not interested in a development with ring roads and would withdraw their proposal should no access be allowed onto H -2. Councilmember Haake pointed out that the developer has also requested tax increment financing. The lack of a ring road allows maximum use of the site and wants the developer to consider some of alter- natives proposed in discussions during the evening. Clerk- Administrator Pauley explained the theory of tax increment financing. Councilmember Haake indicated that if this developer didn't develop then another would. Councilmember Quick and Councilmember Blanchard to approve Resolution No. 2109. Council member Haake to amend motion to call for one access on Program and one on Jackson with fire barriers at the locations. Motion failed for lack of a second. The vote was 3 to 2 with Councilmembers Quick, Blanchard and Linke voting "aye Councilmembers Haake and Hankner voting "nay Councilmember Blanchard emphasized this