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Planning & Zoning Board November 10, 1999 Page 11 • Staff advised the PDO is still in effect. He stated it is possible to move things away from the easement to provide larger lot depths. • Ms. Carlson stated the plan is not ready to approve yet because of too many open issues relating to setbacks, townhomes, and the site plan. Mr. Dunn indicated he will support a continuation of this item. Mr. Tim Rehbein, 636 Main Street, asked if the property north of the proposed Elizabeth Lane is included in this plan. He added that he is in litigation with that property. Staff advised that property is not included in this proposal. Ms. Judd suggested Lot 1 and Lot 2 be made into one lot. She stated the development is already destroying too many trees. She stated it is very important to keep the trees that are on Lot 1. She stated her property is in the middle of the . she would like to be kept up to date on any changes in the plan. Mr. Bombeck stated he does not believe the plan env' t its within the area. Mr. Chris Call, Engineer for the project, came m `' ated TSM bought the property last summer and have been revisin P lan. The plan that was approved in 1997 did not take into consid dopy environmental issues. He referred to a map and pointed out the ponding that will be saved. He noted the number of lots have been reduced o al plan. He stated that it is possible to sell Outlot D to the adjoining pr •. ° and the City for additional park land. Multi - family housing was a. ��' i97. Mr. Call continued sta oper will be grading a portion of the park land. The park will not be an acti until the City has funding and a neighborhood meeting is held to determine is ` • ed. He stated the concern regarding accesses has been addressed and as as possible will be saved. Traffic and excessive speed are a matter of enforcem for the City. He stated the City has a code regarding cul -de -sac length and it makes s='nse to connect Lois Lane. It is cost prohibitive to develop the lots as one acre lots. Chair Schaps asked if all recommendations can be addressed within the next month. Mr. Call indicated all issues can be addressed. He stated he does object to continuing this issue to December, 1999. Mr. Dunn stated that quite often things are missed if a project moves forward too fast. He again expressed concern regarding the loss of park land. Mr. Call stated there is a power line easement through the lots. The lot pads are 50 feet deep and 50 -60 feet wide. There are only a few lots that are restrained by depth.