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Director Keating noted that we do have the alternative where <br />Public Works accepts escrow. <br />The Public Works Director advised that his problem with the <br />escrow is that some day we will have a whole list of little <br />projects that we will suddenly have to go out to bid on. We have <br />quite a list now of such projects that are mainly being ignored. <br />Chairman Eggert also had a problem with putting in side- <br />walks and bikeways that no one is using. <br />Director Boling advised that Page 56, Paragraph (D) allows <br />escrowing, and actually we have expanded the 2 -year period up to <br />4 years. He further noted that on Pages 54 and 55 there is a <br />provision that gives you discretion in looking at segments of <br />sidewalk that could not be effectively integrated into an <br />existing sidewalk system. <br />Director Davis continued to stress that right now we don't <br />have an easy method to keep up with this, and he worries about <br />dealing with a multitude of small projects. Most of these <br />situations are in remote areas, and it may be many years before <br />it gets to the point where the improvement is needed. <br />Director Keating pointed out that there is also the problem <br />of the R/W required for these improvements, and we are trying to <br />allow for this now. <br />Commissioner Bird emphasized that he wished to keep in the <br />option of escrowing the funds. <br />No one else wished to be heard on Chapter 913. <br />Director Boling next reviewed Chapter 914 - Site Plan Review <br />and Approval Procedures,.the highlights of which are as follows: <br />0 <br />AUG 0 9 1990 21 -BOOK 0 [-,,u 80 <br />