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,o- _ CITY of ORONO <br /> IA 1 l'SR1t5zr <br /> . 'M it RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL <br /> A. Installation of eastbound and northbound stop signs at the intersection of the public <br /> portions of Woodhill Avenue and the private road serving the Woodhill Ridge <br /> development (See Exhibit B). <br /> B. Installation of eastbound "10 MPH" speed limit sign on the private access drive at <br /> the Club's west property line. <br /> C. Installation of westbound"Do Not Enter" signage at the Club's interior driveway near <br /> the maintenance building, and at a location on Woodhill Avenue approximately 20 <br /> feet west of the Club's west property line. <br /> D. Installation of at least two sets of speed bumps along Woodhill Avenue at locations <br /> approved by the City Engineer. <br /> E. Paving of the Woodhill Avenue access from the eastern end of the currently paved <br /> roadway to the Club property line. <br /> F. Removal of vegetation within the right-of-way of Woodhill Avenue or Orono Orchard <br /> Road that may impede adequate sight distance, as requested by the Public Services <br /> Director subject to notification of the property owner abutting the vegetation to be <br /> removed. <br /> G. Installation of stormwater facilities and other construction per Coffin & Gronberg <br /> engineering plan dated April 23, 1999 subject to provision of any other information <br /> requested by the City Engineer per his letter dated April 30, 1999. <br /> 8. If all access from the Club to County Road 15 is permanently blocked as a result of either <br /> County Road 15 alteration or improvement, or as a result of closure of the Woodhill Road <br /> access by the owner of the railroad right-of-way, the City recognizes the Club's right of <br /> reasonable access, but reserves the right and authority to determine via the conditional use <br /> permit process whether such permanent access should be provided by allowing a full access <br /> to Woodhill Avenue, or via some other method or location, and what conditions must be <br /> imposed on that access to protect the health, safety and welfare of all citizens in the area and <br /> the users of the roads, including Woodhill members, guests and employees. <br /> Page 6 of 8 <br />