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eight-feet west, which would be within the right-of-way. The additional laneage for left turns on 96th Street is proposed by widening to the west only. The east side of 96th Street north of Dillon Road contains a large stand of mature trees, making it difficult to widen to the east. A proposed cost sharing agreement has been presented to Storage Technology and staff is awaiting their final comments. Phare stated he would like to present a change order to the current street construction contract along with a cost sharing agreement with STK for approval at the next City Council meeting and proceed with the project. This would enable construction to begin around the first part of October. Davidson called for Council comments and questions. Sisk inquired what the anticipated completion date would be. Phare replied the project is expected to take approximately three weeks, with installation of the traffic signal to follow the road paving. Keany inquired what type of traffic delays would result from the project. Phare replied that a majority of the project could be completed without interrupting traffic flow, although it may be necessary to close one lane at times. He agreed to negotiate terms with the contractor to eliminate peak hours as much as possible. Keany requested that every attempt be made to avoid traffic delays during the project. Mayer moved that Council authorize staff to negotiate a change order to the 1998 Street Reconstruction Project for the work related to the Dillon Road and 96th Street intersection, with the change order and a cost sharing agreement with Storage Technology to be presented to City Council for final approval at a later date, seconded by Keany. All in favor. DISCUSSION/DIRECTION - AREAS & ACTIVITIES OF STATE INTEREST ACT - 1041 REGULATIONS Mayer stated that he requested Council discuss the proposed 1041 Regulations which the County is considering for adoption, specifically the transportation requirements. He suggested Council direct staff to review the proposed regulations and consider adopting similar regulations, which would authorize the City to provide input on any significant road proposed through Louisville. Davidson agreed and directed staffto review the proposed regulations. OTHER REGULAR BUSINESS ITEMS ARISING AFTER PREPARATION OF AGENDA 23