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Mounds View Planning Commission September 17, 1986 Informational Meeting Page Two r. Benshoof presented graphics showing the proposed traffic flow and istribution, and how those figures compared to the existing traffic flow. He also reviewed what the school hours are at Pinewood School and stated it was their determination that this development would not conflict with it' s major peak periods of traffic with when the children are walking to and from school, that the majority of the morning traffic would have arrived at work prior to the children going to school, and the children would already have left school in the afternoon before most of the workers in the development would be leaving for the day. Chairman Mountin opened the meeting up for discussion and comments from the residents. Perrie Heiter, 2345 Rice Street, St. Paul, stated she was the attorney representing Jack Johnson, who lives at 2211 No. Highway 10, and asked what the impact of the development would be on Mr. Johnson' s property and his single family home. Chairman Mountin replied Mr. Johnson' s property has been a concern of the Planning Commission, and they had previously asked the developer if there were any plans for it. Mr. Nelson stated they are interested in the possibility of adding Mr. Johnson' s property to the development site, if they can come to reasonable terms on the price of the property. He added they do not Ilieed it for the development, but they would be more than willing to iscuss purchasing it. Chairman Mountin stated it would be in the City' s best interest to see that all parties meet and are satisfied. She added they have not used the tool of condemnation in the past, and they would like input from the property owner, Mr. Johnson, as to what his wishes are. Ms. Heiter stated Mr. Johnson was not notified of the meeting for this evening, and they are concerned about him not receiving notification. Director Thatcher stated he will see that Mr. Johnson receives all future notices. He explained the public hearing date has not been set yet by the Council, but all residents who signed the sign-in sheet will be notified of all future public hearings c'rf 11'5 irsv , Chairman Mountin asked if traffic control at the intersection of County Road H2 and Quincy had been considered yet. Mr. Benshoof replied it would require at least a two way stop sign, with the signs placed on Quincy and the new road which would be south of H2 , and if the volumes warrant it, they could consider a four way stop sign. Director Thatcher asked if they had addressed the problem of headlights Ilihining in the windows of the homes along County Road H2 , as cars leave he development. Mr. Carlson showed the access points which are planned along County Road H2, and where they would impact along the road. He stated they did not feel it would be a problem.