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Mr. Swift indicated that Reynolds and Brown brought a plan in for the street entering Meyer's PUD and the streets didn't align so they had to amend the plan. Commissioner Lindsey said that agreements among the developers must be reached and that he is not prepared to make a decision on this project until that is done. He suggested that both developers work with the City staff and if they don't agree there is an appeal process. Commissioner Doherty indicated it is difficult to get anything accomplished if the developers don't agree and suggested they sit down and communicate with each other. Tom Terrill, Reynolds and Brown, addressed the Commission again. He stated they have not seen the proposed Meyer condition. He addressed the conditions imposed on their project. He said No. 24 speaks to a signal and they agree to share in the payment of the signal at Denker Drive. He said they had TJKM look at the matter further and their report clearly indicates there will be impacts in this area. He said he has had meetings with Bill Turpie and they have agreed that when the day came there were firm costs that that would be an appropriate time to trade dollars. He said they don't have any estimates of their street costs. It is difficult to agree on a dollar amount. He said they don't feel there has been a lack of cooperation between the two developments. He said you can't pay for something for which there is no cost. Mr. Terrill referred to condition number 69 stating that streets in general have a value to everyone in the City. He said exact costs have never been discussed. He said they have not requested them (Meyer) to pay for our streets and they would be happy to sit down and discuss the matter with them. He apologized for the disagree- ment between the developers and assured the Commission that no feud was going on. Chairperson Getty asked what the hurry is in getting the Reynolds and Brown PUD recommended for approval tonight. Mr. Terrill explained they wanted a total conceptual plan approved for the property so they can proceed with getting development plans approved by the City. Commissioner Doherty said that hopefully the developers can sit down like businsssmen, face to face, and try to work something out as reasonable people. Commissioner Jamieson said he soesn't see why Reynolds and Brown should be held up because there is no assurance that Meyer will have any figures ready in two weeks. Commissioner Wilson indicated that he thinks if the problem is not resolved at this level the developers will end up in court, but did not see any reason not to act on the Reynolds and Brown PUD. -13- _____. _. .__ __ __ _.__._ .,.. .. _...r.. .