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Re: request for loop driveway
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i <br /> Ms. Jeanne A. Mabusth <br /> April 16, 1990 <br /> Page 3 <br /> solution. Please recall that on this particular lot there are <br /> almost no trees within the 50-foot front setback area; and that <br /> the purpose of Paragrah F of Resolution 2652, as we understand <br /> it, was to protect trees 2" or more in diameter. Even if the <br /> City elects not to change Resolution 2652, it should permit a <br /> looped driveway on Lot 2, Block 2, Sugar Woods. <br /> There are many other lots in Sugar Woods where looped <br /> driveways would make more sense, eyen if anore trees arz taken <br /> than with straight driveways. There are four lots on the inside <br /> of curves of Sugar Woods Drive and six lots on the outside of <br /> curves of Sugar Woods Drive; and straight driveways would result <br /> in cars backing into Sugar Woods Drive where it curves. Most of <br /> the lots are heavily wooded and backing out of heavily wooded <br /> lots into Sugar Woods Drive would be dangerous. Looped driveways <br /> encourage off-street parking by guests and this is desirable. <br /> Sidney Rebers has demonstrated an extraordinary desire to <br /> preserve trees on this site. He personally planted many of the <br /> trees and he has relocated many trees during construction of <br /> Sugar Woods Drive, rather than cut them down. Through his <br /> control of the architectural control committee for Sugar Woods, <br /> Sidney Rebers will be able to continue his efforts to preserve <br /> trees in Sugar Woods. <br /> We respectfully request that looped driveways be allowed in <br /> Sugar Woods, subject to the site conditions, subject to the <br /> approval of the architectural control committee of the homeowners <br /> association (which is controlled by Sidney Rebers during the <br /> development period) , arid subject to the limitation that no <br /> driveway may be more than 20 feet wide as it passes through the <br /> front setback area. We do not think that every request for a <br /> looped driveway should need to be brought to the City Council or <br /> its staff. <br /> We request that this matter be heard and decided at the <br /> regular meeting of the City Council scheduled for Monday, April <br /> 23, 1990. Sidney Rebexs and Rick Lang will attend the meeting <br /> and I hope to be there as well. However, I have another <br /> governmental hearing scheduled for that afternoon and, if it does <br /> not finish on time, I will ask Hugh Maynard to attend in my <br /> place. <br />
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