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· Long cul-de-sac that loops to the west: The property owner of the home located in front <br /> of City Hal/ is not par~ of this ·plat. The developer has proposed a cul-de-sac in this <br /> location. At some point in t/me the,,City would like to see a thrd)ugh street at 151st <br /> Avenue and CR 5. There are two %ptions' regarding this; one option is a phased <br /> development, the other opt/on would be to eliminate aco. uple of the gxisting lots and use. <br /> the City Hall access until there is control to move the access. <br />o Th.8 Pi.arming Commission stated a great deal of concern with the neighborhood and the <br /> Pin,ming Commission is that there is not a commitment from the. School District"f(~r a' <br /> school. <br /> The Commission was concerned with the use of a PUD with smail~r than normaI lot sizes <br /> fbr single family homes. <br /> <br />/'els. Frolik advised the d~v. eloper is looking' for direction from the C~uncil on the. proposed <br />:~k. etch plan. - <br /> <br />,~.ty AdminiStrator Norman indicated the Council has discussed a.land ~wap for the land south of <br />t:hc. City Hall Campus with GM Homes informally in Council;yvork .s~ssion. In order tb pr0ce~d <br />with this land swap it will need to be made forms). Tonight staff is requesting Council <br />comments ~egarding the sketch plato <br /> <br />rJcnc Shellerud of'GM Homes disc{~ssed~ the following issues with the Council in' relation*to the <br />sket(:h plan: ' <br /> ~ Lot'sizes: A concern of the Planning Commission was the size of the lots for the PUD. It - <br /> was explained that the houses proposed in the plan would fit on-a 50 foot pad¢ GM <br /> Homes i~ asking for a PUD and 'narrewer lots, and would provide more side yard <br /> s~tbacks with the 50. foot pads on 70 foot lots. . .- .. <br /> * Direction regardi, ng the cut-de-sa~: GM Homes does not have a preblem w/th giving up <br /> some lots ok- revising the end o~ the cul~de-sac to tie in with the main road access into the <br /> current City Hall. <br /> o .Direction regarding 152nd' Avenue: GM Homes does not' see a need to cr-eate-turmg~j in -' <br /> the neighbm-hood if 152aa Avenue does not need to b~ a through street. <br /> o -Direction regarding 152~a 'Lane: Sanitary sewer comes'in to the fiorth.'on i52~d Lane~ and <br /> . plans have 15eon proposed for the utilities. GM Homes would propose a through street at <br /> <br />~'v~s'. Frolik indicated staff would advise that 152~d Avenue and Helium Street should b~ through <br />:~i:ree~.s" in the 'future. . .. <br /> <br />I/ublic Works Director Kapler stated there are answers to severn) limited access areas.in th/s <br />sketch, plan that the City has had a history in-trying to connect. He highly recommends these <br />co~m~,ctions be made at this time.. <br /> <br />iiv[ayor Pro Tom. Elvi~' asked- what the plan is for the existing City Hall ~an. 'd Fire Hall.: He noted <br />a~x;ess will be necessary for a Fire Hall to be. located in this area. <br /> <br />¢,~blic. VV~orks Director Kapler stated it is essential that the Fire Hail hgve a direc~ route out to CP( <br /> .Alpine Drive, not through a neighborhood.· <br /> <br />City Council Work S'ession / September 20, 2005 <br /> 'Page 2 of 7 <br /> <br />25- <br /> <br /> <br />