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4 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />was interested in revisions at the Lewis & Clark intersection, but she could not quite follow the <br />suggestion. She said Council has ad dressed the City Manager's stretc h objectives. She said she is <br />perplexed by the figures Mr. Pfaltz continues to bring forth about the Retirement Fund. She is <br />delighted about Route 11 and would also like to examine a Pen Park bus stop. <br /> <br />Mr. Norris asked staff to look into Mr. Bach's co mments. He said he is also interested in <br />exploring what can be done to improve the Ri dge Street/West Main in tersection. Ms. Galvin <br />said this is a key component of the West Main intersection project. He asked staff to follow up <br />on other intersections mentioned in Mr. Bach's memo. He thanked Ms. Seville for her comments <br />on transit and said it would be helpful to spell out where the bus stops are. <br /> <br />Ms. Smith said she looks forward to the CAT discussion, and there will surely be tweaks <br />that need to be made. She thanked Mr. Qui nn for coming and said she shares some of his <br />concerns. <br /> <br />Ms. Galvin said the West Main Improvement Project is a multi-faceted team that will <br />address multi-modal transportation planning. She said Mr. Quinn raised points we need to <br />consider and thanked him for his insight. She said even though we ma y not agree with what <br />people say, there must be a tolerance for free speech. <br /> <br />Mr. Huja said he supports Mr. Bach's ideas for bike infrastructure and will follow up on <br />those concerns. Also, he supported Ms. Seville's application to the CAT Advisory Committee. <br />Also he supports Mr. Quinn's comments. <br /> <br />Mr. Jones said a more detailed report on hi s stretch objective will be on the September 3 <br />Council agenda. <br /> CONSENT AGENDA* (Items remove d from the consent agenda will be <br />considered at the end of the regular agenda.) <br /> <br />Ms. Smith said she wants a report on the land tr ust efforts and what we have contributed. <br /> <br />On motion by Ms. Szakos, seconded by Ms. Galvin, the agenda was approved on the <br />whole. (Ayes: Mr. Huja, Ms. Galvin, Ms. Smith, Ms. Szakos, Mr. Norris; Noes: None) <br /> a. Minutes for July 15 <br /> <br />Minutes July 15 <br /> b. APPROPRIATION: Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services for the City <br />of Promise - $97,500 (2nd reading) <br /> <br />Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services for the City of Promise <br /> c. APPROPRIATION: Grant for Constructi on of McIntire Park Railroad Trail <br />Bridge - $761,950 (carried)
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