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Mr. Suel stated that he believes the D.R. Horton proposed homes will fit in with homes seen in the City <br />of Hugo. He stated that customers look more on front aesthetics, which is why D.R. Horton offers <br />different options on the types of materials on the fronts of homes. He stated that D.R. Horton builds <br />houses based on customer desires and that four-sided architecture is not important to most customers. <br />Mr. Suet stated that decks and four season porches are generally added, in the future, which helps break <br />up the backs of these homes. Mr. Suel stated that he would be happy to talk to the Victor Gardens <br />residents, but can't guarantee that their home plans will be changed. <br />Jerry Walen, 4651 Flora Way N., spoke at the podium. He stated that drainage is an issue within the <br />Creek Side Villas. He suggested that if drainage issues continue to be an issue after construction that the <br />builder should be required to return and solve this issue. Mr. Walen also suggested that the Planning <br />Commission require the developer to add more trees to their landscape buffer plan or require D.R. <br />Horton to not to take out any trees from the backs of their properties. He recommended that the homes <br />in the proposed development should have a height restriction, as these will be so much larger than those <br />within the Victor Gardens development. Mr. Walen wanted to voice his concern regarding traffic on <br />Everton Avenue and also wanted to suggest that Oneka Parkway get extended in the first phase. <br />Commissioner McRoberts asked to why Oneka Parkway couldn't be built in the first phase. <br />Mr. Suel stated that he would prefer the Oneka Parkway extension to be built in phase one, but it is not <br />feasible with the information collected at this time. He stated that the City is in the process of looking at <br />drainage and that this study will continue through the winter. He described that this study is needed to <br />establish the type of crossing structure needed to extend over the creek. Mr. Suel stated that at this <br />point, D.R. Horton believes they will have a full bridge, at 80 feet wide, to cross the creek. He described <br />that D.R. Horton has put up a financial guarantee that the extension of Oneka Parkway, including the <br />bridge crossing, will be constructed no matter what. This means if only phase one of Clearwater Cove <br />goes through, the City can still build both structures themselves. <br />City Administrator, Bear, asked Mr. Suel to talk about what people should expect in phase one of the <br />development. <br />Mr. Suel stated that phase one shows 32 lots but the final plat should have 28 lots. He described that 4 <br />lots, along Oneka Parkway, were taken out of the phase one plan. Mr. Suel said that home construction <br />would begin at the end of October, if everything goes perfect, but otherwise at the end of November. He <br />said that they would start 3 or 4 homes to begin and if the market continues to do what is predicted, 1-2 <br />homes would be built per month. Mr. Suel stated that there would be approximately 20 homes built by <br />the time Oneka Parkway is constructed. He said that they would add signs to Everton Avenue that <br />would limit construction traffic when Oneka Parkway is constructed. <br />Kris Birch, 14258 Grantaire Ln., spoke at the podium. He restated the concern with increased traffic <br />and construction access through Everton Avenue. He also stated that he would also be interested in <br />attending the meeting with D.R. Horton to discuss home designs. <br />Deborah Johnson, 14196 Fenway Ave. N., spoke at the podium. She stated that there are a lot of trees <br />along the creek where the trail is proposed and was wondering if those will be kept. She also asked <br />what the sideyard setback is for the homes furthest to the south that are next to their property. She stated <br />that she does not believe that those homes need to be so close to their property. <br />
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