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much improved with signage without changing the name. The cost to the <br />businesses as a result of a name change would be enormous. He further stated <br />his support of all Council decisions pertaining to the downtown area but cannot <br />understand why the Middlefield Road name needs to change. He encouraged <br />Council to vote on alternative no. 2 at this. time. <br />Jeff Filippi stated his proposal is the sign diet, meaning do not mess with the <br />street signs that are fine. He stated his support to not change the name and <br />stated that the remedy is easy, that being use of banners, trees, lights and other <br />items of similar nature. He stated that the process has become a problem with a <br />lot of wasted time and energy be placed on the citizens again. He further stated <br />his concern with the 2002 document and a level of impropriety and backroom <br />dealing that the citizens do not like in this town. He stated that most important for <br />the businesses are the $15.00 /sq. ft. rental fee; and possibly the expensive <br />parking and parking issues. <br />Barbara Tiedemann stated that she sees, no reason to change the name for a <br />two block area and supported the use of proper signs or banners to promote the <br />theatre. She gave the history of the area and explained that Theatre Way had <br />been a one way road behind Montgomery Ward, between Hamilton and <br />Middlefield serving as an access road for the theatre. She stated that the sharp <br />turn on Middlefield occurred when the Council changed the direction of the traffic <br />utilizing Winslow. <br />John Anagnostou proposed a configuration and displayed an historical problem. <br />He stated that now is the time to fix the downtown and Winslow is the problem in <br />that it is a thoroughfare and needs a traffic diet. He stated that Winslow could <br />end into Depot Circle; Hamilton could end into Depot Circle with the opportunity <br />to stop Middlefield Road at Main Street and create a whole new street. He <br />submitted ten reasons to rename to Theatre Way: Fix a historic problem; help <br />eliminate the cruising problem; help the flow of traffic; help direct people to our <br />downtown; help get people to one of the only free future parking spaces; help <br />with the perception of distance to get people to walk; make the Fox Theatre /Little <br />Fox/Century Theatres and all of downtown successful; create another <br />destination; make future Depot Circle another better place; more businesses <br />presently are for Theatre Way than against. He asked that Council take the time <br />to decide, get more input <br />Nita Spangler suggested allowing more time for consideration and <br />acknowledging the disruption the change may cause. She requested Council <br />consider a session to invite the town consultant, the community, the Planning <br />Division, the County Planning Division and conduct as a classroom to determine <br />the plan. <br />JOINT MEETING JULY 11, 2005 <br />CITY COUNCIL AND BOARD OF EQUALIZATION PAGE 10 <br />MINUTE ORDER BOOK NO. 60 <br />Page No. 528 <br />
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