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MimiTBS OP TBB PLMmiN6 CONNISSIOH HBBTIHG OP AUGUST 15, 19B3*Page 5 <br />MCDONALDS (CONT) <br />■* lA- • " Sj <br />#... <br />VVV--;' <br />m:■ .. . ^ ...r., .rr;,i ..: r. <br />• •'•:. V-.’■ - :'"-;v •:■ -■; V . -v.' -v-v-' <br />KVJ.'.' <br />•' ■,. ' ;./??.■*•■;.. ;-c-.■; • .■ • :^' f; <br />' h- ■■ <br />mmmmm?':'as3aaKis«|B:.^w <br />KsPM^K'Steiiif <br />As to Brown Road, Olson noted that it is classified as a <br />collector street because of its location and function <br />but that it is built as a narrow residential street <br />Consisting of a oiled-surface over a gravel base. <br />This is similar to many of Orono's rural streets. In <br />the long range (5-10-20 years) this street and others <br />will need widening and upgrading to current traffic <br />safety and load capacity standards, even without any <br />commercial development. What staff is saying here is <br />that if commercial access approved on Brown Road, <br />and it does make good traffic planning sense to do so, <br />then that part of Brown Road between Highway 12 and the <br />new commercial access needs to be upgraded now to <br />current standards. The section north to County Road 6 <br />would then be evaluated separately later. <br />Chairman Rovegno recognized Bill Wear and Judd <br />Ringer in the audience and asked for their opinions. <br />Bill Wear noted that he was in favor of the proposed <br />application. ^ <br />Judd-Ringer stated that McDonald's is very thorough <br />and that that property is going to be developed <br />eventually, so why not have the best. <br />' ■* ■ ■.■■;.?'‘S-' i' <br />V.: <br />^pS;Sa:{|S%': <br /><y : <br />■ ■ V -■■Til <br />K <br />tttt^ <br />mm3 <br />.••■=■ ••;.■ ■;: -iV.^ <br />^vv>T.^ <br />Rovegno noted that the main problems are with access to <br />the property and the increased traffic problems. <br />Also availability of sewer and water. Rovegno noted <br />the Police Chief's report concerning past accidents <br />from Brown Road to Willow. Rovegno requested that a <br />I map be made showing exactly where the accidents <br />I happened along Highway 12 <br />The public hearing was closed at 9:04 PM and discussion <br />of the proposal was continued by the Planning <br />Commission members. <br />Olson noted staff's concern with the drainage plans. <br />He noted that there are three watersheds that cover <br />this property. One to Dickey Lake, one to Dickey Lake <br />outlet, and one to Highway 12 in a drainage ditch. <br />Staff has placed the applicant on notice that approval <br />of drainage plans will be subject to careful review of <br />pending capacity and discharge rates because of <br />existing downstream problems with flooding. <br />Kelley asked if there is storm sewer in Long Lai <br />■ ■ ■ **V <br />Olson stated that there was storm sewer In Long Lake <br />and that the highway department maintains part of it <br />He noted that its a matter of working with the City of <br />Orono, City of Long Lake, the Highway Department, the <br />Watershed District and the developer, for solving the <br />drainage issue