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November 1,1989 <br /> 450 <br /> Greg Tisdel, of Ties Door of 2113 38th Street, <br /> ttSctvootohaenecbcvsauoeitemidixpleoWidlrnisyltawlminwneoirvetxh plhoasziaorndopurs oocflthDsaerihmlosoiotptcm roailtfbtoouhrrteeaigchnouchitloehmremroadlbautteserinntaehtseisencavedehiesreedsedtmI.qhs in tuachittatarHhlhteeeTse d i. <br /> iefpanrerrosloeootpamreD.dr <br /> otetoohryrne <br /> se"nded C'unclmemberr' <br /> President Niva asked if anyone else wished to speak and no one <br /> replied. <br /> Roll was called with all councilmembers voting yes. <br /> Motion carried. <br /> Councilmember Overstreet expressed concern that the property being <br /> vacated may be of benefit for public use in the future. He asked if <br /> both parties would be willing to sit down with each other and a <br /> mediator to try to come to some amicable agreement. After <br /> discussion with all parties,it was apparent that a quick resolution <br /> was net probable. <br /> Councilmember Diamond felt that every attempt should be made to <br /> lir I, mitigate the situation and that ball parties should try to come to <br /> agreement on this issue. <br /> Councilmember Gipson stated that commercial development also creates <br /> traffic problems which need to e addressed but adequate access is <br /> still available to the surrounding businesses. <br /> i Councilmember Pope said the State has mandated that Ties Door make <br /> improvements in their operations and the City should try to <br /> . encourage businesses to meet the environmental requirements. <br /> Councilmember Langus commented that the City should encourage <br /> 1414,, businesses to stay in the City and assist them in complying with <br /> mandates which will protect the employees, the environment and the <br /> 1 <br /> A05 I 'erp:O've"the'urpVg:nerva:gfOn CnIndlieC7 <br /> prepare an ordinance vacating the proPertY. <br /> I I. <br /> vjetdinn2. tea <br /> except <br /> " Motion carried. <br />,!,P4 <br />