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• <br />• <br />• <br />Planning and Zoning Board <br />October 10, 1984 <br />Page -2- <br />- The nearby residents have requested the City keep the property as <br />a green space. Mr. Mike Mastro, Mr. Roger Haufmeister and Mr. <br />Ward were the primary, spokesmen for the residents of the area. <br />The residents have petitioned to keep the property as park with <br />all in agreement except those involved in the LaMotte estate. <br />Their reasons were: proposed plat would cause worse traffic <br />problem in the area, population density would be too high, <br />possibility of water drainage problem, LaMotte park centralized <br />in the area (proposed exchange property would not be), the pro- <br />posed exchange area (referred to as Outlot A on map) is submarginal <br />land which would possibly not be suitable for park property, and <br />several other reasons. <br />- The Park Board remembered agreeing at one time to grade and seed <br />the area, but this was never done because it was a low priority <br />item and was always bypassed by higher priority requests. The <br />residents said they occasionally use the land and would agree to <br />mow it and maintain it if the City would grade and seed it. The <br />Park Board would agree to consider the possibility of developing <br />the area with a tot lot if the residents strongly encouraged <br />such action. <br />- Mrs. Drewlo and Mrs. Tuckner presented two sketches of proposed <br />plats using the current LaMotte Park property for development <br />and exchanging it for "Outlot A" on their maps. Both sketches <br />presented a traffic flow problem. <br />The Park and Planning and Zoning Boards felt that the residents showed <br />enough interest in saving the LaMotte park to convince the Boards that <br />this would be the best alternative -- the LaMotte park property should <br />continue as park property as it was dedicated. They also felt that <br />in keeping the current LaMotte park dedicated land as a green space, <br />and not allowing Mrs. Drewlo and Mrs. Tuckner to plat a street running <br />though this area, some of the potential traffic problem in the LaMotte <br />proposed third addition would be avoided. <br />The Planning and Zoning Board felt that the Park Board should make <br />a formal recommendation to this affect to the Council. The P & Z <br />Board then broke for a recess at which time the Park Board held a <br />formal meeting on this issue. (See Park Board minutes of October 10 <br />for a motion.) P & Z Board reconvened at 9:00 P.M. <br />