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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION <br /> APPROVED <br /> 131 <br /> 132 Bill Perry, Carl Street, asks if improvements will ultimately require a larger culvert under <br /> 133 the airpark. <br /> 134 <br /> 135 A resident of Carl Street noted that the lots on her street are generally one to ten acres. <br /> 136 This dense development would be quite change for the area. She asked that the council <br /> 137 keep in mind the life style changes that will impact existing residents. <br /> 138 <br /> 139 Mayor Rafferty remarked that he's witnessed three comprehensive plan updates and he'd <br /> 140 like more information on how this area has changed in that view. City Planner Larsen <br /> 141 reviewed previous maps and noted that municipal utilities becoming available can impact <br /> 142 the low density; she noted that Century Farms is actually medium density. <br /> 143 <br /> 144 Councilmember Lyden remarked that he is hearing residents explain that Carl Street is a <br /> 145 neighborhood and they don't want it to be changed by development of another <br /> 146 neighborhood. He sees that the connection of new development to Carl Street is the big <br /> 147 concern. City Planner Larsen remarked that there are things that could be done and <br /> 148 things that should be done. <br /> 149 <br /> 150 A resident explained that before they purchased their home, they contacted the City, <br /> 151 spoke with the City engineer and they were told that Carl Street would not be connected <br /> 152 to development as is being proposed now. Another resident concurred adding that there <br /> 153 is a drainage ditch that would seem prohibitive as well as protected species living in the <br /> 154 area. <br /> 155 <br /> 156 Mayor Rafferty added that it's a good thought to be fully open about the presence of an <br /> 157 airpark. He asked if staff could comment on the question about enlargement of the air <br /> 158 park culvert. City Engineer Hankee said at this point she could only offer that the storm <br /> 159 water regulations dictate that the amount of water staying on the site not exceed what is <br /> 160 moved away from the site. <br /> 161 <br /> 162 Councilmember Lyden noted that he will continue to be leery when discussions begin on <br /> 163 water volume and rate. <br /> 164 <br /> 165 Ian Peterson, development team, addressed the council. They wanted to get feedback on <br /> 166 the concept(noting density). They are working to update plans on comments received <br /> 167 from the advisory boards, etc. The big picture is that there are a lot of jurisdictions that <br /> 168 would be involved. As the federal government agency regulations change with <br /> 169 administrations,they are monitoring changes and those regulations have a great impact on <br /> 170 what can and can't be done. He remarked that what is being presented is a concept and <br /> 171 they are open to conversation. When asked if he could submit a plan that doesn't <br /> 172 connect to Carl Street,he said the original plan did not call for that connection. From his <br /> 173 perspective,the Carl Street connection is a public safety issue more than connected to the <br /> 174 developer's plans. <br /> 175 <br /> 4 <br />