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-24- that he was in favor of all roads in the development being cul-de-sac except for the accesses:fr°m 153rd Avenue, but currently there are no kids that play at the park on 155th Lane and'cul-de~ sacing 155th Lane would drive more traffic to Yakima Street. ~--:' :':~'~ John Lichter, 15665 Juniper Ridge Drive, Ramsey, stated that he saw veu tli~tl'e measures of density transitioning being proposed in the development. He stated that he,WOUld like to find out what the City intends to do in regards to density transitioning. He also noted' that he did n0tsee any information regarding storm water retention. Think some cul-de, sacs are., necessary in development, but in regards to street assessments their streets were recently redone and assessed for and know they will be pushing more traffic onto those streetS~ Maybe'~he City should refund some of the money. In regards to density transitioning he would' like to know what the Council intends to do in this case. Cary Manuel, 15668 Juniper Ridge, Ramsey, stated property the land was platted with one acre lots. It has a long-history and they are at a point of resolving the issue. The residents that border the development',to the north have agreed to buy some land and not continue with lawsuits. Know they are requesting'that there be some cul-de- sacs on the north side of the developmen, t to prevent additional traffic :in:their neighborhood He expressed that traffic should be directed to 153ra where the City has spent a lot of money for a new stop light. Apple Ridge only has One access :from the development so the City has allowed it in the past and should be consistent. It is time'at they find some resolution and move forward. Don Hatch, 15500 Barium Street, Ramsey, stated .that he haS-been a resident of Ramsey since 1975. He explained that one of the reasons he moved out to Ramsey was because of the space. He stated that several-of.the Councilmembers ran on density transitioning and Councilmember Hendriksen asked the Council to stand forward and-give the residents density transitioning. He reviewed some of the different layout option~ i:'expressing that there is no real purpose for the 155th Lane connection. If there is an increase in ;volume of traffic they will have to pay for the additional wear and tear on the roads. Hestated that he would have to be in favor of Option B, which shows 40 cars accessing 't 55a' I~ane. ' 'Ross Dehn, 5251 156''~ :Lane, Ramsey, stated that there is already enough traffic along 156th Lane. '- He stated that he would like to see 155th Lane cul-de-saced with maybe an emergency access. There are numerous little children in the neighborhood and very concerned with their safety. He was in favor':of having two streets on the north be cul-de-sacs. Mr. Dehn inquired as to what the park expansion will include, because the existing playground equipment is in tough shape. Marty ?, 15235 Zunie Street, Ramsey, stated that he moved to Ramsey for the quietness. He stated that with~the development there will be more traffic and more problems and would like to see the lots b'e: one acre lots. George Pomeroy, 5430 155~h Lane, Ramsey, stated that he received no notices of the development and lives on 155~h Lane. If the 155'h Lane is put though they will have an enormous City. Council/September 11, 2001 Page 6 of 22