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• • Planning & Zoning Board January 9, 2002 Page 13 Mr. Corson noted the cul -de -sac appeared very small, being located entirely within the 60 -foot right -of -way. Mr. Powell indicated there are other similarly sized cul -de -sacs currently within the City. Regarding the wetland delineation on the west side of the island, Mr. Corson indicated during the flooding last spring the flags were out in the water. He questioned whether the applicant had provided documentation showing the wetlands were delineated by a professional. Mr. Smyser could not recall having received a wetland delineation. He noted it was not the City's responsibility to determine the accuracy of a wetland delineation. Mr. Corson stated this information should be verified. Mr. Corson indicated the Quail Ridge development has three s the runoff from the right -of -way. He noted the proposed pla ponds and questioned whether a different set of standard r ponds to handle ude any such d in this case. Mr. Powell stated storm water ponds were propose • . t th . ste a' end of the bridge, including a swale, and the eastern end of the pr • ect. Mr. Corson requested confirmation that a Mr. Kirmis stated this was correct. eserv. `an plan would be forthcoming. Mr. Corson noted it appeared as • t • sed bridge would require the construction of major pilings a + • a- , feet to the bedrock. Mr. Powell indicated staff could not speculate as _ = nth of the pilings since this information was not submitted with the plat. Mr. Corson, assu ilin would be constructed to a substantial depth, questioned where the construction, ing area would be located. Mr. Powell stated the applicant had indicated t 'dge Id be constructed during the winter months, however, additional detai fia • 9 issue would be required. Mr. Corson indicad a couple of winters ago a backhoe was brought into this location and broke through the ice. Mr. Vaughan indicated that this had not occurred during the winter months. Chair Schaps asked the applicant if he or his engineer would like to make comment. Jared Andrews, representing Loucks Associates, introduced himself and Paul Wallick, and indicated that they were present this evening to discuss any planning or engineering issues. Mr. Andrews stated he has been working with the necessary public agencies for some time regarding this project. He presented a drawing depicting the property boundaries, which showed total acres. He indicated much of the property contains wetlands and there is approximately four acres of upland. He indicated the intent was for the proposed