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OGT 1990 ao©a FAUN 6S Mr. Greco explained that since he was here last, they have distributed what they have written with staff to the attorneys for all of the department stores that will come in the mall and also to their financial lenders and all their own attorneys in- house, but there still are some points they don't have worked out, and they really need to come back in and work with staff for several more days to get this down*to where it is something that can be sold to everyone they have to work with. For an example, they have come up with 3 or 4 plans for 66th Avenue. and they need to narrow this down so they know the exact number of feet involved and can plan accordingly. At the last meeting, the biggest issue was concurrency and whether or not you could open a store if the road improvements weren't completely finished. Mr. Greco believed there are some ways to work this out now that they did not know last time, but they still have a few specifics -to work out. He stressed that they have been working on this day and night, and, in fact, were still working on it at one o'clock this morning. Commissioner Scurlock asked staff if they have had any interface with the DeBartolo group over the last three weeks, and Planning Director Boling confirmed that they have had contact over the phone. Mr. Greco stressed that they need to start this project by the first of the year but they must get a document down to a point where they won't have objections from the stores they are working with. Chairman Eggert inquired if they are requesting one week's tabling. Commissioner Scurlock was not excited about having any further delays. He noted that he has worked all week with staff on concurrency; he is ready today to issue a development order, build roads, and do what is necessary; and if the applicant can't do it, so be it. There are many things that could happen that could delay progress of such a project, and he personally did not 48 a � �