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appreciate the opportunity that the post office presents for the development,but are forced to turn down prospective tenants for the space. They suggested that one possibility would be to rent that space but reserve the vacant parcel to the north for the post office. Fulton added that we emphasized the need for a restaurant, perhaps in the angled, corner space. Beisswenger's. Black reported that Mark Beisswenger is going out for bids on a slightly smaller building. Only a portion of the lower level will be excavated. Kilkenny. Black reported that the Council had authorized eminent domain action, but we have continued to negotiate with the owner. Signation, the largest tenant, has requested the right to remain in the building until January 31, 2006. Larson suggested that any negotiatio should stipulate that the owner not be able to replace Marudas with a new tenant, so tie City sn;t have to pay relocation benefits again. I TIF Districts. Black reported that the Council had approved TIF Dis' 1 fc uthern portion of the west side of the Northwest Quadrant. Another disc 'ct .eing pl ned, which would include Midwest Asphalt, the rail spur, and the Ferrellgass form ban Propane) properties. Both of these districts will aid in the developm t of housing. Demolition. Black reported that bids had been received for the demolition of the Mengelkoch, Brighton Bowl, and Keys buildings. The Council sked to award the bid that evening. Brighton Village Black reported that Kraus-Anderson had eived a commitment from a grocery store. The company had indicated that if they • - -cu rocery, they plan to return to plans similar to ones presented last year. 41111 Other Business Black noted that the n; :usine . oun• 'ie-ting would be held on Tuesday, January 25tn Kaufhold volunteere. r some f the in ees to encourage their attendance. [ppe Adjournm t The meeting seadjou d at 8:- • a.m.