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MimiTBS OF THB PIAHHIHG COMMISSIOH ITING JUNE 19r 1989 ZCMIIHG FILE «1411-SUSSEX SQUARE DEVELOPMENT CONTINUED Chadwick quoted sections of Chapter 11 of the Zoning Code pertaining to lot width variances. Mr. Chadwick also objected to the proposed primary access being opposite Farview Lane access. He proposed moving the access eastward 150*. He did not agree with a cul-de-sac configuration due to the need to allow emergency vehicle access. Mr. Chadwick further noted that Out lot B was located in a low area and questioned whether there would be need to fill in that area should a road be constructed. Zoning Administrator Mabusth replied that filling may be necessary but that specific low area was not a designated wetland. Mr. Gronberg advised that Outlot B had the highest elevations in the subdivision. Mr. Arnold Robbins-3211 Bayside Road expressed his safety concerns regarding the intersections at Fox Street and Bayside Road and Leaf Street. He suggested that a stop sign be placed at that intersection. He also wanted measures taken to preserve as much wildlife habitat as possible. Mr. David Maass-3175 Fox Street said that he was concerned about drainage. He referred to the pond located in the southwest corner of the subdivision. He said that a large part of the runoff from the property enters that pond and the overflow runs under Fox Stre: . and into a holding well between his property and Mr. Dixon's. From there, runoff proceeds to a culvert that extends half way down his driveway and empties into a ditch alongside his driveway. He said that the added density would Increase the amount of lawn fertilizers draining directly into Maxwell Bay. He questioned whether tne watershed engineer had reviewed this proposal and if so, what Ms recommendations were. Mr. George Dixon-3250 Fox Street indicated that he wished to see a strict interpretation of the 200' width requirement upheld. He also wanted the City to take a Conservation easement across the low areas. Mr. Jim Fullerton-3350 Fox Street Concurred with previous concerns indicated regarding the need to have more than one access point. Ms. Cherry Stubbs-2920 Fox Street echoed Mr. Fullerton and Mr. Chadwick. Mr. Greg Lawton-425 Ol^d Crysta 1 Bay Road said that the increased drainage would run through his property. He said that Outlot A heads toward a pond area. Mabusth confirmed that. Mr. Lawton said that would pose a problem for any future road. He also mentioned a discrepancy between the survey done of his property and the survey of this property, along the northeast corner. Ms. Shirley Laue-594 Park Lane contradicted staff's observations regarding drainage coming from the wetlands just