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Planning & Zoning Board <br />January 9, 2002 <br />Page 23 <br />Gwen Pederson stated one reason she opposed the development was due to safety <br />concerns for the neighborhood children. She indicated that all the residents in her <br />neighborhood use the streets and she was concerned about the additional traffic. <br />Ms. Pederson stated at one point the subject property had been included in the City's <br />Comprehensive Park Plan and she questioned what happened to those plans. She stated <br />when she bought her home she had been informed that a natural trail would be created <br />from the development to the island. She felt the island would be a great place for a <br />natural park and she questioned the credibility of the City Council when the plans for a <br />park are thrown out in favor of development. <br />Kari Bormhoft, Lot #7 Quail Ridge, stated she felt very strongly about the safety of her <br />neighborhood. She stated she has two small children and because her neighborhood has <br />no connections to parks or trails, her children play in the streets and yards. She stated she <br />supported the other comments made this evening in opposition of the proposed <br />development. <br />Margy Cory stated her lot is adjacent to the proposed, and she was not pleased by <br />the proposed development. She indicated when • 6 • .. ad been built there had <br />been concerns for the soil conditions and the ro asta►, ity . e questioned who will be <br />responsible for the repair of the existing roadwa e construction vehicles cause <br />damage. <br />Ms. Cory stated she had attended th <br />development had been recomme <br />expressed concern regarding the <br />deer, raccoons, possums <br />the development will of <br />arrow heads in the area. <br />nviro ent <br />r den <br />Board meeting when the proposed <br />She stated the Environmental Board had <br />and wildlife. She stated she has seen many <br />subject property and she was concerned how <br />d tonally, she has found Indian artifacts such as <br />Ms. Cory stated when she purc ased her home she had been required to purchase flood <br />insurance and noted her lot is much higher than the subject lot. <br />Ms. Cory stated her neighborhood has weekly trash pickups and daily mail and other <br />deliveries. She expressed concern for how these types of services will be handled with <br />the private road and whether one large dumpster will be placed at the entrance to the <br />development. For these and other reasons, she did not support the proposed development. <br />Ms. Lane made a MOTION to close the public hearing at 8:38 p.m., and was supported <br />by Mr. Hyden. Motion carried 5 -0. <br />Mr. Smyser noted a letter had been received from Theodore and Cheryl Brausen, 6763 <br />Timberwolf Trail, expressing support for the proposed development, which would be <br />entered into the record. <br />Chair Schaps asked if neighborhood meetings had been held regarding this development. <br />Mr. Smyser did not believe any neighborhood meetings had been held. <br />
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