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• • • PLANNING & ZONING BOARD October 12, 1994 was if he would be assessed for the new sewer system that is proposed. Mr. Powell indicated Mr. Massa would not be assessed for the sewer system unless he was to connect to the system. Mr. Powell indicated the cost of the sewer extension is being covered by the developer. Mr. Don McMahan, 6116 Baldwin Lake Road, indicated several concerns: 1)traffic, construction workers from previous developments have trespassed on his land using his driveway; 2)erosion from the excavation of the development; 3)drainage; 4)cash contribution instead of land for park dedication. Ms. Mary Ann McDougal, 6116 Baldwin Lake Road, inquired if a temporary fence could be put up so as not to infringe on the easement of their property and if the Board could require this as part of the agreement. Chairman Schaps felt this could be established. Ms. McDougal inquired as to the plan for street lights. Mr. Powell was not sure about the plans and will ask the Public Works Department and inform Ms. McDugal. Mr. Robinson indicated a silt fence is required. Mr. Goertz assured the residents if anytime during development there are concerns, please contact him, a number will be on a sign at the site and he would be happy to resolve any problems that may arise. Mr. Goertz indicated good public relations is essential to a good business. Mr. Goertz indicated the Rice Creek Watershed District is strict on their policies and erosion is a concern that is addressed in the permit process. A silt fence is required and would be kept in place. Regarding the drainage concern, alternatives to a culvert could be addressed. Mr. Goertz indicated traffic problems, should they arise where subcontractors are endangering children or families, to please notify him. Mr. Goertz will follow any directions the City indicates with signs and flow of traffic. Mr. Goertz, referring to park dedication, noted there is not enough land available for dedication and the dollar amount of the contribution is sizeable, between $15,000 and $16,000. Mr. Goertz stated he would have a neighborhood meeting to address any additional concerns of the residents.