HomeMy WebLinkAboutcclc.min.010798 COMMERCIAL CORE & LODGING coMMIsSION MINUTES
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JANUARY 7, 1998
Chairman Jon Busch called the meeting to order at 8:40 a.m. with Terry
Butler, John Start and Don Swales present. Excused was Bill Dinsmoor and
absent was Jack Stanford.
Jon indicated that two people relayed that the dust inhibitor being used on
the streets is tracking into stores. Lonnie said it is water soluble. The other
complaint was the sidewalk/street in front of the Brand Bldg. A circuit of
street lights are out on Main Street.
Rebecca Schickling, Assistant Parks Director alerted the Board that
someone is vandalizing the chain and lock in the Red Onion alley. It was
distorted 12 times last year. If the problem continues she will return to
CCLC and possibly the lock will have to be abandoned in the winter.
Staffwill notify the police to patrol that alley around 2:00 a.m.
Rebecca also relayed that the Parks Department has hired a landscape
architect who will provide CCLC with designs for fences on the mall in
order to protect the grass. Sketches will be provided and a cost analysis.
She also reported that the department will be looking at a different type of
bike rack for the core area.
Kathy Strickland, staff, reported that the Engineering Department will be
sending a letter to United Waste to remove the encroachment of the
compactor in the Red Onion alley. BFI will install a smaller compactor to
service the alley and in the interim dumpsters may be supplied in the alley
until the compactor arrives.
Jon reported that the door on that particular compactor was open and no one
was cycling the machine.
COMPACTOR - 303 E. MAIN
Mike Epeneter, BFI stated that a site visit was done in the Red Onion alley
to determine the appropriate size of the compactor needed.