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.' P. COuncil Initiated projects - Staff .recommended. initiation of paving the following- st.reets which are inadequate in width and in fair to poor condi tion. Copies of report on poll of owners of affected properties were previously distributed to Council members. j'. Oak Patch from 11th to 18th (44-foot width) - 21 parcels, 37% for, 57% against, 6% no response. Because of planned unit developments on both sides of the street, improvement to arterial standards will be needed soon. , Comm I ,,5/23/73 Approve councilmen Wood and McDonald expressed concern about the 18th and Oak Patch intersection and asked whether there would be any change. Public Works Director said there is no ,solution because of geographical limitations. He didn't feel problems at. that ..intersection would be greater because of the Oak Patch improve- ment. He said event;ll~ly a signal light might be installed there, but there is no priority for it now",' Director added that_the-proposed design 'of the project to include bike paths is proper because of PUDs along/both..sides. Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. McDonald to initiate the project as recommended. . Councilman Williams viewed the street as a local thoroughfare and not of regional significance. He was concerned about initiating its improvement, saying if it were petitioned by owners of a majority of the abutting properties there would not be major concern. Manager said traffic estimates could be developed based on known development taking place to give some idea of the street's importance. Public Works Director added his belief that paving should be done before develop- ment of the use which has been allowed. Vote was taken on the motion to initiate. Motion carried unanimously. 2". 15th from Oak Patch to 350 feet west (36 -foot width) - 8 parcels, 68.5% for, 22.3% against, 9.2% no response. This is an intersecting street in the same area as Oak Patch. i i " 1 i Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mrs. Beal to initiate the project as recommended. Motion carried unanimously. 3. Honeysuckle Lane from Harlow Road to 210 feet south (28-foot width) - 3 parcels, 50% for, 50% no response. The street will serve PUD under a;>nstruction now served by an unimproved street. A church owns the 50% of abutting properties " I from which there was no response. That property has access through being integra~ed' into the PUD design. Councilman Murray asked the reason for the 28-foot width on this street~compared to 15th and Oak Patch. Public Works Director explained that this is ,adeadend street serving only the PUD. The right~f-way is ,40 feet wide alld 2(!-foot paving ; is standard for that right-of-way width. The right-of-way on 15th is wider. ':',1; . Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. Keller to initiate the project as recommended. Motion carried unanimously. 4. Snell Street from East Amazon Dri ve to 27% for, 17% against, 56% no response. existing paved streets. Snell Court (36-foot width) - 7 parcels , This is a' short street connecting two " Mr. Wood moved seconded by Mr. Murray to initiate the project as recommended. Motion carried unanimously. ,... Q. Liquor License Application, Ford's Restaurant, 1769 Franklin Boulevard - Change of ownership for Class A Dispensers license, repossession by Jack and Helen Racely. ,OLCC and staff present no objections. Comm Mr. Williapu; moved seconded by' Mr. Keller to recommend approval of the license. 5/23/73 Approve M,otio11.. carrie,d unanimously. ~_~ _ R. Assessment Panel Report, May 21, 1973 C. B. 225 -,Sidewalk on west side Cheryl Street between Bonnie View Drive and Crescent Avem.e adjacent to Lots 1, 12 and 't3, Block I, Lakecrest Park Subdivision (72-60) . Fersonsto be heard: NO~E C.B. 226 - Sanitary sew~r be. tw...een 9th Avenue and 11th Avenue from ~ K 1 ~-;c.in ey Street to City Vie~~Street (72-64) Persons to be heard: NONE .......---~~-- '" , 7..- ~' ~-5(2-9713-~Ti"