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Planning Commission Minutes — June 22, 2006 <br />Page 3 <br />Schumann suggested the developers and adjacent landowners meet with staff to discuss it. <br />Anthony Rochelle from Passe Engineering introduced himself. <br />Mike Gallivan, 12493 125th Street North, had concerns about 125th at Fiona because the water table was <br />high in the springtime. He asked about the size of the homes and the price. <br />Rochelle said the homes would be similar to the ones in Beaver Pond South, and he was unsure of the <br />price. <br />Gallivan asked about improvements to 125th Street at Highway 61. The CDD said it would be the <br />construction of turn lanes. <br />Gallivan asked when the project would start. Rochell answered probably within the next year. <br />Deb Neutkens asked about future development of their property and what their options would be for <br />connecting to the sewer line. <br />The CDD explained how the sewer plan was broken into sewer districts and systems were designed only <br />for certain capacity. Because of that and elevations of the area, properties south of 125th would need to <br />go to the south and it would make sense to put a lift station on 1201h but that could change. <br />Neutkens agreed with Gallivan that the corner of Fiona and 125th Street was a challenge in the spring <br />because of the mud. <br />Schumann suggested talking to the Public Works Department to see if they could put some gravel on it. <br />There were no other comment and Schumann closed the public hearing. <br />Rosenquist asked the developer to have a meeting with the property owners to address their concerns. <br />Bailly said she like the project overall as long as the concerns on 125th Street could be dealt with. <br />McRoberts had no issues with the project. <br />Weidt made motion, Bailly seconded, to approve the preliminary plat for Wilderness View Yd Addtition. <br />All Ayes. Motion carried. <br />Update on Code Enforcement <br />At the Commission meeting of June 8, 2006, the Commission talked about the best way to proceed with <br />changes to the ordinance relating to code enforcement. At that time, the Commission agreed to wait until <br />all members of the Commission were present to decide how to move forward on addressing amendments <br />to the ordinance. <br />Schumann said it would be a good idea to have City Attorney Dave Snyder present at the next meeting <br />where the ordinance should be reviewed to determine what needed to be addressed. <br />