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want to make it so narrow that cars and bikers are getting pinched. He stated 29’ is ample<br />

room for two cars and bikers.<br />

G. Dannecker stated he does not like bump outs but they do work. He travels by St. Pius<br />

daily and traffic does slow down and it gives the children a shorter lane to cross.<br />

C. Wahl stated he supports staff recommendations. He stated the main reason is the<br />

statement on speed.<br />

Vote on Motion. (4/0)<br />

b. Approve Alternative 2 for the Jackman Street shared use path.<br />

Motion to approve by C. Wahl, seconded by P. Coenen.<br />

Chad Weyenberg stated council gave direction to install a shared use path as part <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Jackman Street Project. He stated we have been working with Bloom Companies and what<br />

we came up with is two alternatives. He proceeded to explain the two different alternatives.<br />

Randy Schultz, 730 S. State Street – he stated this project is in his back yard. He would like<br />

to know how it is going to affect his property and what it is going to look like. He stated he<br />

has done some improvements at the property and this looks like it will change it quite a bit.<br />

He asked if he will still have access to Jackman Street?<br />

Chad responded depending on what is done on the property you will have pedestrian access<br />

to Jackman Street.<br />

Mr. Schultz stated he is also concerned with the noise that this will create.<br />

Chad stated the retaining wall may block some <strong>of</strong> that noise.<br />

John Stoeger, 527 S. Story Street - owns the investment property to the west <strong>of</strong> the parking<br />

lot. He stated he likes the steps and is glad to see there will be no impact on their property.<br />

Alderperson Martin stated the slope decrease is a great accomplishment. He is supportive as<br />

is the neighborhood.<br />

Steve Kehn, 321 W Prospect Street – asked if the road is going to shift eliminating the<br />

sidewalks on the other side <strong>of</strong> the street?<br />

Chad stated the plan is to shift the road over 6’ to the east eliminating the sidewalk but<br />

allowing enough room on the other side to install the shared use path.<br />

Steve asked if there is any room on the other side for steps?<br />

Chad stated there is not a lot <strong>of</strong> available land on the other side for steps.<br />

Mr. Schultz asked if any trees will be lost?<br />

Chad stated yes, there will be trees lost due to the installation <strong>of</strong> the path and its slope.<br />

Alderperson Wahl asked if there is any plan to change the traffic control at the bottom <strong>of</strong> the<br />

hill?<br />

Director Vandehey stated we looked at it but it seems to be working so no changes are being<br />

recommended.<br />

Alderperson Clemons stated he appreciates staff coming to committee with choices and<br />

letting council decide.<br />

Vote on Motion. (4/0)

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