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• • Planning & Zoning Board Octoberl3, 1999 Page 4 Chair Schaps declared the public hearing open at 6:45 p.m. Mr. Johnson asked about the street going east in the concept plan. Staff advised the street was shown to give an idea where the street could continue to. The City has no intention of condemning property to put a street through. Mr. Johnson asked about the street going northeast in Highland Meadows. Staff indicated that street may not be part of the plat. Revisions are being made to Highland Meadows. A connection is needed from Highland Meadows to Main Street. Mr. Dunn stated the plan is too premature to take action. He stated he wants a better understanding of the traffic patterns out of both subdivisions and on Main Street. He stated the City should develop a way to curtail vehicles cutting through residential areas. Mr. Bill Frogner, 475 Lois Lane, stated he has lived on his property for 20 years. He stated there is a culvert under Main Street that has no outlet. He asked how the City plans to handle the excess water. Chair Schaps advised the drainage plan has not been = ressed. Mr. Tim Anderson, 547 Lois Lane, came the open space. There are many large lot concept that doesn't fit into the neigh replacement plan and hopes this is stating he is not against developm asked about the possibility of future subdivision there can frwar stated he moved here in 1988 for and the 1/4 acre lots are a horrible e stated there isn't a wetland or tree vision for Lino Lakes. He continued elopment should be at a lesser density. He e easement is not granted on the south side so Mr. Brian David, 450 Main Street, stated that if City water and sewer come all property values in the area will be affected. He suggested the MUSA boundary be expanded. Ms. Debbie Waldock, 559 Lois Lane, distributed a petition signed by residents that are against the proposed development. She asked that the City protect them from the builder land locking their property. It was indicated that eventually a road would come in behind these lots and residents would be able to subdivide their property. All property owners were told that the development was designed to construct a road behind their homes. The petition was officially entered into the record. Mr. Daryl Cooper, 8125 Wood Duck Trail, stated the road cannot handle the number of families proposed in the development. The City sewer will affect all property values. He stated he is not against higher density but against the traffic problems that will occur from higher density. He suggested 1.5 acre lots. He stated that land locking is also a big issue. He added that not all residents in the area were notified of the neighborhood meeting.