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NEIGHBORHOOD INFORMATION MEETING
PROJECT: Cherry Street Lofts PDP, 317 & 325 Cherry Street
DATE: October 4, 2004
APPLICANT: Greg Gleebe
CONSULTANT: Troy Jones, M. Torgerson Architects
CITY PLANNER: Anne Aspen
This is a proposal for a 7,276 square foot mixed -use building on approximately 0.25 acres
located at 325 Cherry Street. The project also includes an affordable housing unit in an
existing single-family detached home located at 317 Cherry Street.
QUESTIONS, CONCERNS, COMMENTS, RESPONSES
The only resident of the area in attendance at this meeting was Peder Halseide
1. Concern: My main concern is the speed of traffic on Cherry - and it's mostly City
employees going west to Wood Street.
2. Question: Is diagonal parking a possibility?
Answer: Katie Moore: Cherry St is a collector street carrying arterial traffic -
diagonal parking is not advised by City Traffic Engineer; maybe traffic
calming could be incorporated. The City Traffic Engineer is not keen on
diagonal or reverse diagonal parking on streets with high volume.
3. Question: Can City vehicles be requested not to use Cherry Street to get to Wood
Street facility? (Use LaPorte & Shields instead?)
Answer: That is a separate issue but could be looked into.
4. Question: What about a median?
Answer: Katie Moore: Yes that is possible but it would need to be designed and
paid for by engineer.
5. Comment: A roundabout would be great at the corner.
6. Comment: The issue is who pays; the City does not have the money.
Meeting adjourned at 7:45pm.
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