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Comment <br />Response <br />around. Oh well, I'm sure some developer will be allowed to give it a try, hopefully <br />the applicable City of Lino Lakes and RCWD <br />not one convicted of theft by swindle. For what it's worth, between the two <br />approvals will need to be obtained. To the extent <br />scenarios presented, this resident votes for scenario 1. <br />possible, existing soils will be used for future <br />development. Please see item 12 for additional <br />floodplain mitigation strategies. <br />6. William Grant <br />Sunset is a short street that is already problematic to turn left out of the <br />A Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA) was completed as <br />neighborhood in the morning. Putting high density all centered on Sunset will <br />part of the AUAR and based on projected trip <br />make a problem worse. The higher density should be farther East closer to the <br />generation, the area's transportation network is <br />major roadways. That is Scenario 1. <br />expected to support development within the <br />study area with mitigation (see Appendix D). <br />7. James Kukkonen <br />Appropriate improvements to infrastructure will <br />be required by future developers to support <br />development in a sustainable way. See the <br />Mitigation Plan section in the AUAR for a full list <br />As a current resident of Century Trail I would prefer a scenario with low density <br />of next steps required. The City has met with <br />development. My concerns would include the increased traffic, use of local <br />both the Centennial and Forest Lake School <br />resources and added pressure on local schools. I am not against growth but I do <br />Districts through this process, and district <br />believe we need to consider the effects of increasing too much in a small area <br />leadership had no concerns about how the <br />development scenarios would affect enrollment, <br />operations or funding. Furthermore, the <br />proposed development growth aligns with the <br />projected growth of both school districts. <br />8. Teresa O'Connell <br />Water and lighting are my concerns. Water this area I believe was tiled for farming <br />Comment noted. The City will encourage future <br />so with that in mind keeping the water on this site with slow release into the soil or <br />developers to consider the climate adaptions and <br />sewer system is important. Whatever system is used plan ahead on making <br />sustainability measures identified in Section 7 <br />maintenance of these water areas easily accessible. Decided in advance before <br />and 18 of the AUAR. <br />16 <br />Page 555 of 617 <br />