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Planning Commission Meeting November 14, 2002- page 2 <br />The CD Director informed the Commission and audience that the notice received by many of the <br />residents in Creekview Preserve was not sent by the City and contained incorrect and misleading <br />information. The Director apologized for any inconvenience the notice may have caused. <br />City Planner Kendra Lindahl presented her review of the plat for Water's Edge North, providing <br />background of the proposed development and highlighting the changes the development team had <br />made in response to comments made by the public at the previous Commission meeting and <br />concerns of City staff. <br />Schumann reconvened the public hearing. <br />A resident questioned what the price ranges were on the proposed homes. <br />Tom Stanke, a representative of Pulte Homes, responded that the homes were proposed to be <br />single family homes between $225,000 and $325,000; Patio Homes between $180,000 and <br />$250,000; and Village Homes between $125,000 and $140,000. <br />John Kelly, 5340 159th Street, questioned how they were able to put three homes on a lot equal in <br />size to one single-family lot in Creekview Preserve. <br />Brian Kleist, 5530 1591h Street, commented on the heavy traffic in Creekview and the lack of stop <br />signs on 1591" Street. Kleist asked how big the park would be at the water tower site and the City <br />Planner replied that Len Pratt had not yet submitted a plat for that property. <br />Pauline Lacher, 5708 157th Circle North, said the Hugo Elementary School could continue to add <br />satellites to their school but they were still "maxed out" in lunchroom and gymnasium space and <br />their classrooms were crowed. She asked what the plans were should the school not be built. <br />The CD Director said a new school would be subject to a referendum. If unsuccessful, the District <br />would have to bus children to other schools. He added that the School Board recognizes the need <br />for another school and would be focusing their efforts on the school site in Hugo. <br />Colleen Vance, 5470 159th Street, said she had two small children and was concerned about the <br />increased traffic. Vanced asked if there were plans for stop signs or speed bumps to slow down <br />the traffic and if busing does occur, would all buses travel through the Creekview Preserve <br />neighborhood. <br />The CD Director explained that one of the needs identified in the Everton Avenue Neighborhood <br />Study was to disperse traffic safely through the neighborhoods and the need to create a balanced <br />transportation system. It was foreseen that most of the traffic destined for the freeway would not <br />be going through the Creekveiw Preserve development, and there was a need for a north/south <br />corridor. <br />Gary Trudeau, 5360 1591h Street, said he attended many of the Everton Avenue meetings and the <br />master plan contained the new water tower site, parkland site, connector roads, and school site. <br />Trudeau said that the plans regarding the roads appear to have changed since then. He said the <br />proposed wildlife corridor wasn't very wide, the City should take more time in considering this <br />application, and he was skeptical that the plans won't change again. <br />
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