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City Council Minutes June 21, 1982 Page Six could be a possibility of one large tennant and couple medium-sized tennants with the last of the space for smaller tennants. Mr. Santwire indicated that the tennant mix for his proposed facility will be affected by what happens across the street with the Barthel Planned Unit Development. Mr. Santwire indicated that he is concerned that his PUD proceed in an orderly fashion. Councilman Schuldt questioned Mr. Santwire regarding the possibility of building the proposed facility without the support of industrial revenue bonds. Mr. Gary Santwire indicated that he did not believe it would be possible to build the pro- posed shopping facility without the support of industrial revenue bonds, and further indicated that he wanted the assurance from the City Council for the issu- ance of industrial revenue bonds, and then he would proceed to put a package to- gether for presentation to the City Council. Councilman Schuldt questioned the impact the Barthel Planned Unit Development may have on Barrington Place Planned Unit Development, should both projects receive approval. Mr. Gary Santwire indicated that he did not feel both projects could be built. Mr. Santwire indicated that the development on the outlying areas should be in balance with the downtown development. Mayor Hinkle questioned the Council's consensus regarding the approval of indus- trial revenue bonds for the Barrington Place Planned Unit Development. Councilman Schuldt indicated that he was not in favor of the issuance of industrial revenue bonds for the proposed project. Councilman Duitsman indicated that he felt both the proposed Planned Unit Developments should be treated equally and further indicated that he felt the City Council did not want to pick and choose. Council- man Duitsman indicated his concern for the type of tennantsand further indicated that he felt the downtown area was for more professional types of businesses and the shopping center would contain more of the retail types of businesses. Councilman Toth indicated that the City Council must be concerned about all of the proposed projects and the downtown area. Councilman Toth further indicated that he felt the City Council could not say "yes" to one project and "no" to the other and further indicated that he felt both proposals should be treated fairly and simultaneously. COUNCILMAN DUITSMAN MOVED TO POSTPONE THE DECISION OF THE APPROVAL OR DENIAL OF INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONDS FOR THE BARRINGTON PLACE PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT PROPOSED SHOPPING FACILITY UNTIL THE JULY 7TH CITY COUNCIL MEETING. COUNCILMAN ENGSTROM SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 10. Construction of Sidewalks on Irving Avenue- Public Hearing Mr. Terry Mauer of Consulting Engineers Diversified, indicated that the sidewalk proposed for Irving Avenue would be a five foot sidewalk constructed next to the curb from 5th Street to School Street and further indicated that the construction of the sidewalk would be funded by MSA funds. Mr. Mauer further indicated that there would be minor disruptions of the area and that the driveways would be recon- structed to the same or better condition.