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Planning&Zoning Board April 8, 1998 Page 8 creating two additional storm ponds. He stated that the requirements that Mr. Brixius mentioned are acceptable, however,they would prefer the right-of-way be split 50/50. Mr. Robinson asked for verification on proposed access over Ditch 10, if it turned to the right and came back out by the Fina. Mr. Corson concurred with that and explained that they wanted it to line up with the Village property. Mr. Robinson asked who owned the property at the end of the cul-de-sac. Mr. Corson stated it was all separate property owners. He explained how it lined up across the street showing the large parcel and boundary which is zoned for multi-family. Mr. Robinson stated that it was the north boundary of the church. Mr. Corson reviewed the map again showing the boundary lines. Mr. Robinson expressed concern about the crossing over Ditch 10 and stated that it will be quite a project as it is very deep. Mr. Trehus asked for verification on the blue and green bordered wetland area. Mr. Corson said that the green would become wetland and the blue was what they were digging out to become storm water. Mr. Dunn asked what the expected schedule was and Mr. Corson explained that they would like to start this sometime this summer, noting that he had prepared the colored map for them to get the idea of the concept and to show where the roads and buildings would be. Mr. Brixius asked if they had pursued a County Access Permit. Mr. Corson stated that they had not yet received an official response from the County. Mr. Brixius suggested that they make the permit a condition of plat approval. Mr. Robinson asked if he thought the County would require a light there, noting that they did require one at Elm Street. He explained that the City's Comprehensive Plan stated that Elm Street and Village Drive would be two signaled areas, leaving the access in the middle without a light. Mr. Trehus asked if any of the current right-of-way for the temporary cul-de-sac would be outside of Rehbein's property. Mr. Corson explained that they would not, as the cul- de-sac comes up to the property and the proposed right-of-way dedication is entirely on his property. Mr. Ken Skogland, 4170 Lake Drive, came forward and stated he did like the plan, except for the proposed road crossing the ditch. He explained that a road was also proposed in 1981 and it was turned down by the DNR, although he did not know why. He questioned why the school would want a black topped area going to the Village Hall area, as they are in two different school districts. r...