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Memo - Garden Lane <br />February 12, 1997 <br />Page 2 <br />1.Relocate Garden Lane right-of-way through the south end of the natural area into the <br />park area, then north along t!:e boundary’ of the park area and the natural area. This <br />would move the right-of-way out of the more passively used natural area and into the <br />potentially more actively used park area. <br />2.Provide access to Parcels 4 and 5 using the existing access easement to the north <br />which accesses West Branch Road. This option could result in substantial cost to the <br />City. <br />Before the City Council makes a decision regarding whether to pursue options for either relocating <br />or eliminating the Garden Lane right-of-way, the Council has requested the Planning Commission <br />to review the need for and long term use of the Garden Lane right-of- way in relation to the access <br />needs of the area. The Council has asked the Commission to review fness issues within the context <br />of the potential impacts of the Garden Lane right-of-way on the public natural open space area. <br />Please provide a recommendation to the Council as to whether the Garden Lane right-of-way should <br />be maintained to meet the access needs of the area, or whether the impacts of constructing a roadway <br />or driveway in the current Garden Lane right-of-way would be significant enough to merit the City’s <br />efforts to find an alternative that would eliminate the need to develop a road or driveway on Garden <br />Lane. <br />. ]