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I I I I I I I I I I I I Commissioner Watson inquired if there had been any issues in the past with private street City. Principal Planner Trudgeon replied that every City deals with some issues streets. The one problem with private streets is that they are typically not priv~e Mr. Black explained that the private streets would be constructed to the City streets and by allowing private streets they would be able to the property. There will be a large association that will maintain ~erties. Acting Chairperson Johnson inquired about the lot that does the sc ~ack requirements. Principal Planner Trudgeon explained that a lot must and the lot is approximately 60 feet at the variance, redraw the lot lines, or the City could require a wide 5~foot setback mark apply for a Mr. Black replied that it would be their intention to build on the width requirement. it ets the 80-foot Acting Chairperson Johnson ' permit a further Mr. Black replied yes. Acting Chairperson Johnson inquired Mr. Black replied?hat'he,Wbu~d have to Co~issi6fieFWatson state~.~at he would cogent'ire'two development:: He feels that the dCvei;~m~,if to the senior e any shoreland, that issue. leaving Fluorine as a cul-de-sac and not neighbors would be more receptive of with the connection of the townhome units could have on traffic along Dysprosium Street. ~,~;,?~-:7~'~ihe~-,Chair~erson inquired if the developer had any contact with the neighborhood to the nO~ o~,the Mr. Black r;51i~d ~at th~hCe not held any neighborhood meetings at tbs poim. Acting Chai¢~0n Jonson stated that the de~ee ~ w~ch the developer provides accurate tnfo~ation to.,~,~e adjacent residents will be a benefit to ~e develOpment. People who live along ~:~:?:~?~,:;;3odine will be ~pacted by the traffic ~d even though he believes the project looks good, people "~:%]~ image~,,S;~s of things in the absence of accurate ~fo~ation. Planning Commission/March 6, 2001 Page 5 of 6