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Minors OF THE PLMnilllG O ISSIOH MBBTIliG OCTOBER 17, 1988 80H1HG FILE #1348-0. lARRT LEE C0ETIM1 sooner or later. He agreed that the expressed concerns were valid and further planning and review was required. Mr. Pate inquired as to whether he had any input as to the water running over his property. Planning Commission member Johnson told him that what was already running through his property could not be changed . It was moved by Planning Commission member Cohen, seconded by Planning Commission member Kelley, to table this matter, with the recommendation that the applicant spend time consulting with the neighborhood before the application is presented again to the Planning Commission. Mabusth suggested that the other concerned parties who were present at the meeting be allowed to express their concerns. Ms. Joan Voit, 4490 Forest Lake Landing, stated that her number one concern was runoff. The other concern she had was the possibility of Highview Road being vacated and increased traffic on Wildhurst Trail. Mr. Jerry Dolezal, 4650 Tonkaview Lane, asked whether a financial determination had been discussed. Ms. Karen Heit, 1153 Elmwood Avenue, suggested that all persons residing on Forest Lake be notified of the Developer/concerned parties meeting. Mr. Lyle Rahn, 1146 Wildhurst Trail, indicated that he would like more detailed information pertaining to the drainage. Ms. Kathy Sawicki, 4510 North Shore Drive., was concerned about the quality of the runoff and its impact on Forest Lake. Mr. Steven Valek, 4720 Tonkaview Lane, addressed the issue of drainage. He said most cf the runoff already exists, and that it will continue to run whether there is any development in that area or not. He believed that placing sod in the area would help alleviate some of the drainage. Mr. Will?am Bull, 4690 Tonkaview Lane, said he would be the corner lot on Tonkaview and Garden. His concern involved the need to have a through road all the way to the golf course. Mr. Gary Welsh, 1214'Wildhurst Trail, said that there would be significant discussions involving this subdivision. He believed that storm sewers were a larger issue than sewers. He said that he gets mud and quite a bit cf runoff across his lawn already. He observed that in some cases, comprehensive development wculd not prove as beneficial as piecemeal development. He also mentioned the fact that his wife was denied the request to take information pertaining to this application out of the City offices prior to the Planning Commission meeting. Mr. Mike Kelley, 4735 Tonkaview Lane, questioned what would happen if the determinations made from the hydrology reports were wrong? He further asked how the City was going to deal with the existing problems of the lift station, in any event? He added that he would like to see the covenants or building criteria that were going to be enforced. Chairman Kelley asked why this property could not be developed under the guidelines of a PRD? Zoning Administrator Mabusth stated that may be possible and she would further