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MINUTES <br />PLANNING COMMISSION <br />SEPTEMBER 13, 1990 <br />right -of -way for Costa Lane to Allen Avenue and for <br />Desoto Avenue. The Planner pointed out that there is <br />currently 33 feet of road right -of -way width for DeSoto <br />Avenue. <br />DeBace reported that the City Engineer has recommended <br />that the City dedicate the additional 17 feet of road <br />right -of -way needed for Desoto Avenue. The <br />recommendation is that the City negotiate to sell this <br />right -of -way to the project and that the City <br />participate in the cost of the road improvement. <br />DeBace pointed out that storm sewer connections, catch <br />basins, as well as water stubs to the proposed lots are <br />also needed. <br />DeBace then reported that the City has the ability to <br />purchase the necessary road right -of -way for Costa Lane <br />to connect to Alien Avenue. Also, Mr. Clarence Bruehn <br />has indicated that he would be willing to sell his lot <br />to the project, and the needed right -of -way could be <br />taken from that lot. <br />Pedersen asked if walkway easements were being provided <br />to the park. <br />DeBace stated that the Council has dropped this idea. <br />DeBace pointed out that since Costa Lane would connect <br />with Desoto, there would be no need for access <br />easements. <br />Pedersen asked if at some point Costa Lane could be <br />extended to LaBore if there is the desire of the <br />property owners to the south for that connection. <br />DeBace pointed out that right -of -way would have to be <br />acquired from proposed Lot 1 of Costa Estates in order. <br />for Costa Lane to be extended south. <br />Drabik questioned the jog in the southern portion of <br />Costa Lane. <br />DeBace pointed out that the road is jogged so that all <br />the road right -of -way remains on the Costa property. <br />Drabik asked why a cul -de -sac was not proposed for <br />Costa Lane. <br />Page 2 <br />