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sewer b~ complete so the connection can be made this Fall? Thus avoiding water problems as portrayed in the pictures. The water flowing i:through the properties is not the problem as much as not having ~n outlet. What recourse do the residents of Hunters Hill have in the eyent the problems are not solved? 2. The connection of 144th between Cedar Hills and Hunters Hill as an access west to Sunfish Lake Boulevard. We have submitted a petition requesting the road be a cul-de-sac in Hunters'Hill and Cedar Hills. Stating excessive traffic, traffic hazards,I congestion, nuisance and safety along with road bed tolerance. With additional concern being where 144th Avenue turns into 144th Lane, that large vehicles cannot make the turn effectively. The garbage truck has to back up to make the turn. What advantage is this to emergency vehicles or a school bus'?. At past Meeting we had been assured that this road would not be used for construction purposes. However, the road is being used by the conStruCtion workers daily. The construction trailer is parked directlylon the 144th Cul-de-sac on Cedar Hills side. Also, heavy equipment has been brought into the site via 144th Lane. One truck/trailer (flat bed) was observed backing out of 144th Lane becauselhe could not turn around and successfuly negotiate the corner of 144th Lane and 144th Avenue. Planning and Zoning recommend that 144th NOT be connected into Cedar Hills. Our inteiest in Cedar Hills and its impact on Hunters Hill has been since the beginning. Planning and Zoning and City Council Meeting Minutes'will bear out our attendance and concerns. The project has been in the process for several years. We do not know when it changed owers from Wally Anderson and John Peterson to M. G ~ Astleford. Or when its development was actively pursued by the new ~owner. We would like information as to how the plat differs from first proposed to is present layout. Depending upon the differences, should there have been an additional Public Hearing? We appreciate the response we have received from the City Staff to the problem and with their vists to the site in question. Steve Jahkowski on Friday, October 4, 1991 and Ryan Schroeder today, October 8, 1991.