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Mr. Fincher commented that a part of that conversation is related to the two curb cuts that they <br /> would already propose. He commented that they met with the neighborhood to discuss their <br /> concerns about parent pick-up and queuing on the site. <br /> Mr.Bednar stated that they reviewed the onsite circulation for buses and parent pick-up in addition <br /> to student driver circulation in and around the site. He commented that drop off activity moves <br /> very smoothly as children exit the vehicle and enter the school quickly. <br /> Mr. Fincher commented that typically, the most critical time is for pick-up times. He stated that <br /> about five percent of the total enrollment would be the maximum queuing which would equal <br /> about 40 vehicles. He noted that there would be queuing for 46 vehicles, and they could <br /> accommodate another 29 vehicles on the north and northwest side if needed in order to keep <br /> vehicles from queuing on 161". He stated that they also plan to have shared parking with the <br /> church, therefore additional space would be available there as well. <br /> Commissioner Anderson asked if the 40 cars includes the buses. <br /> Mr. Fincher replied that count is specific for parent pick-up as the buses had a separate study. He <br /> stated that the analysis takes into account the buses,parent pick-up, and student drivers. <br /> City Administrator Hagen displayed the proposed traffic circulation for the site. <br /> Mr. Fincher identified the areas where parent pick-up/drop-off, buses, and student driver activity <br /> would be as well as the path those vehicles would take to access their locations. He also identified <br /> an area where a connection to the church parking lot could occur. <br /> Commissioner Hunt asked the peak a.m. and p.m. time for buses. <br /> Josh Nyquist, representing the applicant, replied that the times for the secondary school would <br /> currently be 8 a.m. to 3:05 p.m., noting that those times are subject to change due to busing <br /> availability. <br /> Commissioner Hunt asked if PACT has Fridays off. <br /> Mr.Nyquist replied that typically they have two Fridays per month off. <br /> Commissioner Anderson asked the time buses would be expected to arrive. <br /> Mr.Nyquist replied that bus drop off would be about 7:50 a.m. <br /> Commissioner Hunt referenced the sound study and asked for clarification on the different maps <br /> provided. <br /> Planning Commission/June 23, 2022 <br /> Page 7 of 19 <br />
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