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<br />Revitalization Commission <br />Minutes <br />June 14, 2010 <br />Page 2 of 2 <br /> <br />. The Mayor asked Bonnie Star to speak to several on-going <br />developments in the City, including 701 Main and the Post Office <br />(Lucky Pie). <br />. The Mayor invited Bonnie Star and Michael Kranzdorf to update the <br />LRC on the contacts made at ICSC convention in May. <br />. Michael Menaker updated the LRC on the Planning Commission <br />meeting June 10, regarding the cap on downtown development and <br />parking ratios. <br />. Emily Jasiak offered her help to help publicize the locations of off- <br />street downtown parking. <br /> <br />Business Matters <br />. Dave Thompson, engineer with the Public Works Dept, described the <br />Hwy 42 and So. Boulder Road intersection improvement project that <br />starts this week and is scheduled to end mid-July. Asphalt Specialties <br />is the contractor. He also listed other construction projects along <br />South Boulder Road and Hwy 42. <br />. Reports on Stakeholder visits - Don Voss, Louisville Tire. Michael <br />Menaker and Bonnie Star visited with Mr. Voss on May 6. He leases <br />space from the Galawa family, and the business is run by his children. <br />He does not anticipate the owner redeveloping the site until the <br />commuter rail moves forward. <br />. Report on CDOT meeting regarding amending the access study for <br />properties at Hwy 42 and So. Boulder Rd. Bonnie Star provided an <br />update to the traffic/signaling study at So. Boulder Rd. She indicated <br />that planning staff was joining her at a meeting with the Arnolds to <br />discuss potential development plans of their property. <br />. Sam Light, City Attorney, presented his memo outlining the actions by <br />Northglenn and Wheat Ridge to stop the clock on TIF. The Mayor had <br />to leave at 9:05 and turned the meeting over to Rob Lathrop. The <br />Commission discussed the concept of stopping the TIF clock relative to <br />the urban renewal plan and concluded that due to several factors, the <br />Commission, while intrigued with the concept, was not interested in <br />pursuing similar action at this time. <br /> <br />Discussion Items for Next Meeting. Election of LRC Secretary; Planning Dept <br />will present sign code amendments, Report on Arnold property potential for <br />development. <br /> <br />Adjourn - The meeting was adjourned at 9:10 AM. <br /> <br />3 <br />
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