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IF 527�, ,, L K -Mart shopping center still necessary. Mr. Davis stated that D.O.T. approval would be needed for the Luria's light and that they already had approval for the K -Mart light. Commissioner Wodtke felt that a traffic light at Luria's might not be a bad alternative to solving the traffic hangup problem. It was agreed that there is a problem and we must find the best way to handle it. Jim Davis pointed out that staff was not negligent in informing the developer that the subdivision procedures should be followed, and it was noted that the applicant apparently has proceeded on with his site plan knowing that he had not faced up to the problems involved with a sub- division. J Bruce King, Community Development Director, felt there was some misunderstanding on the design in regard to the Ohio engineering firm being used on this project. He stated his staff was authorized to develop a long-time solution to the problem of ingress and egress and that to have only one lane in and one lane out on U.S. #1 for the 3 -in -1 develop- tnent was not sufficient. He explained the 10th Street access is being developed to loop the three developments together on the western end of the development. Mr. O'Haire continued to argue that all three parcels were shown on the site plan submitted in June of last year, and the applicant was then told what was required,'but in January the applicant's representative was handed a report with conditions he had never seen before. Bruce Douglas, engineer from the Douglas Corporation, and Design Services, a design firm, addressed the Board and stated that he felt there was a change in the planning requirement process and that the developers had fulfilled the original conditions of the site plan and that Bruce King was in error when he said they had not fulfilled the 36