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• <br />• <br />Planning & Zoning Board <br />April 10, 2002 <br />Page 15 <br />Bernie Rolstad, 1505 East Holly Drive, stated he had lived on Holly Drive since 1960 <br />and he had watched a lot of growth and change within the City. He expressed concern <br />about the density of the project and the increase of traffic. He expressed concern about <br />the traffic on Centerville Road. He stated if they put 200 more cars on Centerville Road, <br />this would make a great impact. He stated he had spoken with Anoka County and there <br />was no plan in the immediate future to improve Centerville Road. He stated this increase <br />would make it difficult for people living on Holly Drive to get onto Centerville Road. <br />Herman Zurtel, expressed concern regarding the wetland area. He emphasized the <br />wetland area had not been delineated. He stated he believed the City's maps did not <br />show the wetland accurately. He expressed concern about the road going through the <br />wetland area. He stated progress was coming and he did no know what could be done <br />about it. He stated in previous discussion with C � ey were told that as far as <br />MUSA went they could not get MUSA from the west, h had to get MUSA from <br />some other area. He asked if there was a plat for, , shoul _ c nded in MUSA. <br />He asked that they look at the future and what : : to hap <br />Harold Breyer, 1521 East Holly Drive, state <br />expressed concern about the property own, <br />their home. He asked what was going t <br />construction was going on. <br />heard. However, he <br />goi ave a road right next to <br />e wildlife in the area while <br />Gil Johnson, Holly Lane, stated <br />concern about the increased tr <br />property would be developed a <br />high. He stated the <br />He stated 102 ho <br />believed the d <br />stated he w <br />ed on • ° v s a since 1983 and he expressed <br />d densit stated they had always realized the <br />oint, but he did not realize the density would be so <br />jam as many homes as possible in this area. <br />was 'c�dnse. He stated he believed the City also <br />3's <br />they would not require traffic /road studies. He <br />wer density of homes in this project. <br />y was too'lu� <br />:e to see a m <br />Mr. Weiland stag <br />that there was not go <br />this issue and would be <br />e owners of the property and they were not denying <br />pact of traffic, but they were going to be sensitive to <br />to work with the City and County regarding this issue. <br />Mr. Rafferty made a MOTION to close the Public Hearing at 8:40 p.m., and was <br />supported by Ms. Lane. Motion carried 5 -0. <br />Chair Schaps asked if this was the densest project in the City. Mr. Grochala stated this <br />density was lower than previous projects. He asked if this was tabled, how long would <br />this be tabled for. <br />Mr. Corson clarified a road would not go through a resident's property, it may-go up to i <br />but not through it. <br />Mr. Hyden asked if they were removing any wetlands. Mr. Weiland replied they would <br />be impacting some of the wetlands, but they were not completely removing any. He <br />stated they were impacting 2 acres and it was being replaced 2 to 1 on site. They were <br />DRAFT MINUTES <br />