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<br />City Council <br />Study Session Summary <br />April 20, 2009 <br />Page 3 of 4 <br /> <br />Topics of Concern discussed: <br />· Double left turns <br />· Bridge Re-constructed and widening <br />· Keep Bridge as is <br />· Possibility of building under bridge <br />· Modification to clear zones and shoulders need to be consistent with <br />CDOT <br />· Timing of traffic control devices, possible traffic hazard issues <br />· Cloverleaf impact of speeds and parking <br />· Technical details of jurisdictions <br />· Loop considered in traffic model <br />· CDOT considered height excessive <br />· Route of exit <br />· Impact on Louisville business <br />· Delays are debatable <br />· Higher costs <br />· Project should be consistent with IGA signed 10 years ago <br /> <br />Fleming indicated that due to the differences in perspective, information, and <br />interpretation of the US 36 EIS a committee of staff members from Louisville and <br />Superior would be a more productive use of time and a sound way to discuss the <br />concerns raised by both communities. <br /> <br />88th Street <br /> <br />Louisville staff discussed that Conoco wants a full fledge intersection on 88th <br />Street. Majority of design and construction is already cleared through EIS, and <br />within the footprint. This intersection plan will have an impact on Avista and <br />Monarch schools, and traffic generated is a concern. Conoco needs to provide <br />for additional capacity, and there are alternative options. Conoco is currently in <br />the preliminary visioning process for campus design, and have hired HOK <br />Architects out of St. Louis. The Open Space Trails Advisory committee is <br />discussing the issue of access to trails and connectivity. <br /> <br />Review of ExistinQ IGA between Louisville and Superior <br /> <br />CC and SB discussed the triangle shaped property located between 36 and <br />McCaslin, and how the development, or lack of development of this property, <br />affects the sales tax sharing IGA between Superior and Louisville. Mixed-Use <br />and retail development is anticipated, as well as the use of sales tax to stimulate <br />growth in this area. Superior has completed a Town Center Visioning process for <br />a total of 160 acres that includes residential and commercial. The IGA had been <br />amended to include some residential. The Town Center is a pro-active plan, and <br />unanimously approved by the Superior Board of Trustees. The SB is <br />