HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000043_pg037February 14, 1977 Page 7
Mayor Pickar stated that there were several questions he had on the
development of this project. Mayor Pickar stated that the proposed
multiple dwellings in the rear of the property would need rezoning.
If the City were to change the zoning there may be questions as to
what will go along with it.
Mr. Byam stated that this is not a good time to build apartments.
They feel the fact that this would remain multiple would allow them
to develop all the property sooner. The apartment construction
situation should change sooner or later.
Mayor Pickar stated that he woul d give ful 1 go ahead for the City's
assistance on the cross over.
Councilmember Baumgartner stated that he felt the development plan
was put together very nice and a lot of tine and research went into
it. Councilmember Baumgartner stated that he wouldn't have any
problems with the City's cooperation with getting the cut on
Highway 10, but he did have some reservations on the multiple at
the north end of the property.
Councilmember Rowley stated that she was also impressed with the
presentation. She stated that she has reservations with the multiple
but would go along with the road cut. Counci lmenber Rowley stated that
she would like to see this report given to the major land owners near
this property. They may have some interest in this road cut too and
their support would help.
Councilmember Ziebarth stated that he was impressed because they
looked at the comprehensive plan before drawing up their plans.
He stated that his concern was the traffic problem and he would be
looking at that and the problems that would be created with this
interchange.
Stelios Aslanidis, a consultant for Pinecrest Properties, stated that
there was no way to develop the north west quadrant of the intersection
the way the comprehensive plan is suggesting in terms of accomodating
the traffic, without the cut. He stated that the plat maps do not
show an easement directly across from the south side of the Pinecrest
Properties that they can line up with. Mr. Aslanidis stated that this
proposal doesn't disrupt any existing uses.
Councilmember Ziebarth stated that he would be concerned if this were
to become a full intersection rather than a "t" intersection. He stated
that he did not want to see another problem like the one with County
Road H2 and Highway 10.
Administrator Achen explained that the plat maps have not been updated
yet but there is a section of the street that is platted directly
across from Raymond.