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MINUTES PLANNING COMMISSION SEPTEMBER 13, 1990 DeBace replied that the length of the cul -de -sac would exceed what the Code allows. Clarence Bruehn asked if anyone had approached the property owners on the south to see if they have changed their minds about Costa Lane extending through to LaBore Road. DeBace replied that to his knowledge, the residents on the south have not changed their position opposing the extension through to LaBore Road. Ron Tunehorst, owner of Lot 13 on Vanderbie, reported that he purchased his property 22 years ago because the lot was large and he wanted the open space. Tunehorst reported that at that time he had no intention of ever dividing his property, and still has no intention of dividing. Tunehorst asked if Costa Lane is approved as proposed, if he property would be assessed for the improvement. DeBace replied that the right -of -way for Costa Lane would be entirely on the Costa property. Any assessment for the road improvement would be borne by the Costa family, unless some time in the future Mr. Tunehorst would divide his property. At that time he would be required to pick up his fair share of the assessment, although DeBace stated that he did not know the details of how this would work. Tunehorst asked if the Costa family would pay for the sewer, water and road improvement needed for Costa Lane. DeBace replied that this was correct. Herkenhoff asked if the improvement would effect Tunehorst's property taxes. DeBace did not believe it would. Vernon Peterson, owner of Lot 15 on Vanderbie, stated that the major concern of the property owners is whether Lots 12 and 13 would be assessed for the improvement since these two lots border on proposed Costa Lane. Peterson asked if it were correct that these lots would not be assessed unless these properties are divided. DeBace replied that this was correct. Page 3