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02/26/97 Gallagher/Daley Field OfferingTo: John Wilson and Diana Harrison From: Lawrence Gallagher, PECDD Director Subject: Daley Field Offering - Site Constraints/Issues Date: February 26, 1997 As I am working with potential buyers for the Daley Field Site(s), they are requesting details on: all site development standards and constraints; the exact location of the frontage road and determination if it is to built on highway right-of-way or on the 15.6 acre offering - all or partial; location of proposed signalized intersections, traffic signals and who will install and pay for the signals; other access points that may be permitted for right-hand turns only; location, capacity, age and conditions of all existing utilities including sanitary sewer, storm sewer, water, natural gas, electric, and telephone/cable TV, etc.; building height/set back limitations, to meet B-1 and B-2 non -precision approach standards, and any other site development issues to be imposed by MDOT or the City of Kalispell or anticipated by an Airport Authority to meet B2 non -precision standards. All developers have agreed to provide specific input to preliminary suggestions but need to know MDOT time lines on when final designs will be completed and the proposed construction schedules. Finally, we need to clarify who will build the frontage road if it is built at all and when it has to be constructed. It maybe possible to sell the entire site to one developer who will subdivide the site with vehicular parking, stacking and cross easement agreements thereby eliminating the need to build a frontage road. Is this a problem? Also, will MDOT provide the traffic signals and when will they be installed? Can at least one signal, assuming there may be two intersections, be installed with an intersection prior to the actual construction of Hwy 93? Can the new 3rd Ave. East intersection be constructed prior to the rest of the Hwy 93 construction? There have also been questions regarding adequate turning radiuses for semi trucks turning from Hwy 93 onto the site at the new intersection. Finally, who will determine the on -site stacking requirements for the new signalized 3rd Ave. East/Hwy 93 intersection? If stacking is required on the frontage road, what are the requirements?