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Planning & Zoning Board Octoberl3, 1999 Page 6 Ms. Danna Cross, 8025 Wood Duck Trail, stated she is concerned about the traffic also. She asked that all residents be notified of the next neighborhood meeting. She stated the Church is under great pressure to cooperate with the developer. Any additional traffic on Main Street will be a problem. Mr. Frogner stated there are beautiful woods in that area that need to be saved. Mr. Robert Reinertson, 439 Main Street, stated that traffic is already a big problem. He stated that his kids are not allowed anywhere near the street. The cross walks for the schools were taken out and added to the problem. Mr. Fred Rodman, Pastor of House of Praise Church, stated he has been in contact with the developer. He stated that a cross road at Wood Duck trail would be appropriate. The Church has not yet made a final decision and negotiations continue. He indicated he believes that a deal can be worked out but doesn't want to be ed. Mr. Dave Heller, representative for Heritage Develop st� plan is flexible to be able to address the concerns of the residents. Not ve been addressed. Chair Schaps stated the plan is not ready. He s s z th- eveloper have another neighborhood meeting. The Planning and cannot ignore the comments of the neighborhood. Mr. Schilling added that he also e true attempt be made at hearing early to act on. ghborhood meeting. He asked that a g the issues of residents. The plan is too Chair Schaps stated he li see at least 1/2 acre lots. The problems on Main Street are a carbon cop rch Street relating to traffic. Adding this many homes in this area is not fe age is also an issue that has not been addressed. He stated the developer sho ith City staff regarding the road that was intended to go in on the south end. Staff advised they will research the proposed road noting this is the first time he has seen residents that want a road. He added that the property is zoned R -1 and in the MUSA boundary. The developer has the right to develop property at a minimum of 10,000 square feet per lot. The City cannot require larger lots. Chair Schaps added that he would like to see a useable park built into the plat. The park should be large enough to support the number of houses being developed. Mr. Dunn suggested the property be changed to R -1X resulting in larger lots and higher priced homes. The lot sizes need to balance with the lots that are in the area. Fewer homes would allow for less traffic and more room for a park. He stated this proposal is not reasonable.