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CITY COUNCIL MARCH 25, 1996 5. Grading, drainage and utility plans shall be submitted to the City Engineer for review and approval prior to any grading work. 6. A comprehensive lighting plan shall be reviewed and approved by the City Engineer. There shall be no lighting of any athletic fields, however, lighting may be provided for the hockey rink subject to CPTED review by the Police Department. 7. Proper building permits shall be obtained prior to any construction. 8. The City Council shall adopt a roadway alignment to serve the middle school facility which will not alter the submitted site plan. 9. A pedestrian survey shall be conducted and purpose the necessary safety measures to solve the pedestrian traffic concerns. 10. The City find no adverse environmental impact and there is no need for an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) as related to the Environment Assessment Worksheet (EAW). Ms. Wyland highlighted parts of the Consulting Planners report regarding site plan review. She noted that the ball field planned for the southeast corner of the site is being relocated in a northwesterly direction to preserve some trees along Elm Street. Fencing is shown on the landscaping plan. There will be fencing along the private property lines and the Church of St. Joseph property. Ms. Wyland explained that a detailed site plan is available for review by the City Council and the public. The Planning and Zoning Board reviewed this request at their March 13th and February 14th meetings. A couple of neighborhood meetings have been held to discuss the realignment of Elm Street. Mayor Landers asked Ms. Wyland how far west would the walking trail go on the south side of Elm Street. Ms. Wyland explained that the trail would extend for one mile, however she was not sure how far that was. Mr. McClellan explained that it will stop at a reasonable division such as a street intersection. Ms. Wyland said that the general discussion is that the trail would stop at Second Avenue. There are trails proposed along the north side of Elm Street across the front of the Church of St. Joseph and the senior cottages. Final plans will be determined at a later date. Council Member Lyden said he was not comfortable proceeding with agenda item No. 11 C (1) and 11 C (2). He said that there are too many questions unanswered regarding the pedestrian study and the road alignment. He wanted all facts available before acting on these items. He said he could support action on the site plan since the Centennial School District must proceed with site preparation. Mr. Snyder, with ATS & R, explained that part of their charge was to have a portion of the building occupied in the fall of 1997. That is a very aggressive schedule for a PAGE 17