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420 Mayor Tarver believed that the Committee did not respond to what the community/public was asking for. It was a compromise, and that is why he had asked for this to be revisited. Ms. Scribner stated that the survey that she had conducted was inconclusive. The majority of those surveyed thought that the issues has been resolved. (She then listed the results of her survey). Ms. Scribner felt that the Task Force did a good job in putting all of the components together. The goal was to develop a plan that could be aeceptexl by everyone. Ms. Mohr inquired about delays. Mr. Elliott stated that it would only be a few-day delay to eliminate the bulb-outs and/or pop-outs if Council wished to do so. There was discussion about midblock crossings, handicapped parking on Main Street, tile art work at the corners and benches and planters. Mr. Swift indicated there may not be enough room at the corners, but the street furniture could be located elsewhere. Mr. I-Iigdon explained the process staff must do to be able to redesign the plan. There was considerable discussion regarding the bulb-outs and pop-outs and the effects made by removing them .... It was moved by Mar. Pico, and seconded by Mayor Tarver, that the Main Street Design Plan be amended to eliminate the corner bulb-outs and the tree pop-outs in the street. The roll call vQ~¢ was a~ follows: AYES: Councilmembers Mohr, Pico and Mayor Tarver NOES: Councilmember Scribner ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None It was moved by Ms. Scribner, that the special paving on the corner starts at the (outside) corner building edge. The motion died for lack of a second. Mr. Dutchover felt that the sidewalk treatment should be consistent throughout the downtown. He believed that it would be more "historical". 02/02/93 4