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Parks/Utilities Supervisor Boos noted Staff had requested, and the developer concurred, to install <br />and pay for a paved trail along Alpine Drive. He said that would be an opportunity for east/west <br />access, and it would extend all the way to T.H. #47. He stated he would prefer for it to be on the <br />west side because there is more open space. He asked Mr. Rudy if there would be less driveway <br />entrances on the west. <br />Mr. Rudy replied there would be less entrances on the west. <br />Commissioner Rolfe commented the east side has a common driveway. He said he felt either <br />side was acceptable. He added as long as provisions are made for the internal recreational area, <br />he would be satisfied if it didn't come back to the Commission. <br />Commissioner Shryock noted there are less driveway conflicts on the west with only 2 <br />driveways. The east side has 4 conflicts. <br />Parks/Utilities Supervisor Boos commented the Wildlife Sanctuary 3rd Addition, which is the <br />cul-de-sac immediately north, looks like it may be steep, so the trail may shifted somewhat. <br />Mr. Rudy stated he is willing to work with the Staff and complete what works out best. <br />Commissioner Olds questioned where the responsibility lies for this public trail and sidewalk. <br />Parks/Utilities Supervisor Boos responded the public trail would be the City's responsibility. <br />There is no formal snow removal policy as of yet, and it is expected the Homeowners' <br />Association would provide maintenance until the City had a formal policy. This could possibly <br />be added as part of the Homeowners' Agreement. <br />Commissioner Olds pointed out there is a potential conflict on the west side where the driveways <br />are with the City cleaning the trail while people are cleaning their driveways. <br />Mr. Rudy suggested this situation be addressed in the by-laws. <br />Motion by Commissioner Rolfe, seconded by Commissioner Olds to accept sketch plan approval <br />pending changes discussed: <br />1. Changing the road to a private road <br />2. Omitting townhomes as necessary for construction of private road <br />3. Straightening Fluorine Street <br />4. Move two units from the side of the wetlands to the other side <br />5. Address snow removal processes in Homeowners' Association by-laws <br />With Park Dedication satisfied by a cash payment of $109,400 and the Trail Fees be met by a <br />payment of $44,800. <br />Motion carried. Voting Yes: Vice Chair Johns, Commissioners LaMere, Olds, Rolfe, and <br />Shryock. Voting No: None. Absent: Chairperson Cook, Commissioner Ostrum. <br />Park and Recreation Commission/April 11, 2002 <br />Page 4 of 14 <br />