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“eaTTavl been'^ " * "“"iber of -e „oUa„.„ther homeowner they <3esire to P^^vate‘llty Of a'"'"“«ed “ould ha,e a?®‘. "°t a^cant factor in Point % Vh Our ina,^/®®^®*^’*• " A‘pran„?'«°"3 °wo^/d’'Va*, ««eta"Srp'o^‘'?* =°unc°i“f' »^aVf baVi\r -^»or,a^„'d°e-£ ip° -'If-‘"oae standards! ^PPro,/„,Jff, «« „oul‘d^$20,200^r .-if-v*»k MI'irrA'3J /Mayor Grabek & Orono Council Members Mark E. Bernhardson, City Administrato^V^^October 16» 1989'Subject: Extension of Private or Public RoadAttadnent - , , , «A - Public/Private Roads Memo dated 8/21/89 B - Map of AreaIssue -In relation to an upcoming subdivision determine the level of Council interest to utilize City powers to extend a private road to serve a plat further north. Introduction - Attachment A was transmitted to Council at a time when a subdivision was being reviewed at the Planning Commission and expected to go to the Council. There was no discussion on the matter at the time. The person doing the subdividing has now acquired additional property from the original owner and will be submitting a modified subdivision to the November 20, Planning Commission meeting. Access to this property can either be by an east/west corridor-driveway or a private road outlet to the south. Efforts have been made to limit curb cuts on Old Crystal Bay Road. Directing traffic down to Watertown Road via a street to the rear would be the preferable approach. Discussion - Currently Wear Lane to the south of this property is a cul- de-sac private road over which the City has a road and utility easement. Last year the subdivider approached the original developer of these lots and was quoted a price of $20,000 per lot for access over ‘the private road* (Subsequent to that 3 of the 6 lots on the property have been sold to other parties. They may be more willing to agree to the extension in order to have more people share the coat of maintenance.) As noted in tne attorney's opinion of Attachment A, the City does have some alternatives to be exercised in relation to this extension if that is the direction it desires to go. Alternatives - 1. Direct the subdivider to work with the members of the Homeowners' Association to see if an extension is agreeable. 2. Allow a person to extend the private road onto their from the existing cul-de-sac and allow passage overproperty f: it through the following: