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City Council Meeting Minutes April 19, 2016 Page 7 of 17 Council member Stolzmann asked for Council member Leh's proposed year range for this project Council member Leh felt it should be in the 6 -10 year range. Council member Loo asked if there was money in the budget for at grade improvements Planner Robinson responded yes, in the 6 -10 year range Mayor Muckle expressed a desire to see open space buffer property in the purchase plans. He would like to see language about the Seventh Day Adventist Church property added to what was in the plan for the Santdlli property; evaluate the possibility of acquisition. Mayor Pro Tem Lipton did not want to require property owners to sell but suggested this may be an opportunity to partner with Lafayette to provide the buffer. He did not want to necessarily see it be at the top of the list, but agreed it should be on the map for future evaluation. Council member Stolzmann addressed the intersection of two way traffic into North Main apartments. She asked the plan read it becomes two -way traffic when the property to the east is redeveloped. The driveways combine to create one, two way driveway. Planner Robinson was asked if combining those driveways was possible He answered yes, language could be in the plan to address combining those driveways if there were a redevelopment. Council member Leh addressed an email received which corrected depiction of a trail or sidewalk that does not exist He asked it be corrected if needed. He supported the suggestion there should be a connection between Village Shopping Center and the trail. Council member Keany arrives 815 PM Council member Maloney asked if those connections were reasonable. Planner Robinson commented the connection to the shopping center could be added He noted if there was a wish for a sidewalk along Centennial when and if the properties on the east side redevelop, that would be a fine idea. The trail noted as not existing is a dedicated bike lane on Steel Street and therefore included as a connection. Council member Stolzmann asked about South Boulder Road and Kaylix. The proposed signal is closer to Hwy. 42 and may create more problems by signals being too close together. She did not want to push traffic into neighborhoods as they try to avoid stop lights.