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approved the proposal with two conditions: 1) <br />Submittal of a drainage and grading plan, and <br />2) Developer is responsible for improving alley <br />for access to east side parking. Access must <br />meet Public Works standards. <br />Ray Sears, Architect and Representative for the <br />applicant, described the building and the <br />project in detail . <br />Anderson expressed concerns with the need for a <br />"right in, right out" curb cut as access to <br />this property due to its location on Main and <br />the close proximity of the intersection of <br />Lafayette Street. McGuire stated that the site <br />plan includes language that would require that <br />should the Public Works Department determine at <br />a later date that it is needed. Anderson <br />expressed concern over drainage issues at and <br />near this site. Stahl explained that the City <br />has the obligation for now to improve Main <br />Street east of the railroad tracks in the <br />Lafayette Street right-of-way as part of the <br />Drainage Way A improvements. Final engineering <br />of these improvements will determine what is <br />necessary to complete this project properly. <br />Carnival moved and Ferrera seconded to adopt <br />Resolution #54, Series 1988. By Roll Call <br />Vote, the motion passed 6-0. <br />Anderson and Sackett were excused during discussions on the next two <br />Agenda Items due to possible conflict of interest. <br />APPROVAL OF GOLF COURSE MANAGEMENT <br />CONSULTANT Stahl explained. that the Golf Course Advisory <br />Committee and staff completed their evaluation <br />of the final golf course management proposals <br />submitted by Recreation Services LTD (RSL) and <br />the Brennan/Hardy Organization to manage the <br />Coal Creek Golf' Course. Both oral <br />presentations a,nd informal discussions were <br />held with each firm to assess their experience <br />in the golf course management field and the <br />merits of their proposals. Based upon final <br />evaluations, th.e Committee and staff recommend <br />that RSL be selected to manage the Coal Creek <br />Golf Course. R:SL has been involved in the <br />development and. management of golf courses for <br />five years and currently manages six municipal <br />golf courses throughout the country. Their <br />offices are located in Dallas, Texas. RSL will <br />establish a regional office in Louisville. The <br />RSL staff will bring over one hundred years of <br />municipal, private, and resort golf course <br />5 <br />