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City Council Meeting <br />December 11, 2000 <br />14. #264012641 Orono Ambar, LLC, 2060 Wayzata Boulevard —P. U.D./ <br />Subdivision/Rezoning /Commercial Site Plan Reviews — Continued <br />needs compared to a retail project. He suggested people offer input toward landscaping <br />and buffering issues. <br />Kelley stated that he worked with Sid Rebers, the owner, on developing Sugarwoods. <br />Because of Mr. Rebers' concern for his property, the neighbors are assured he has <br />selected a conscientious developer. If Mr. Rebers has to sell, or his estate sells, the <br />property, the next developer might not be so willing to accommodate the neighbors' <br />wishes. He stated that when Highway 12 is finished, the property's value will increase <br />dramatically. <br />Jim Winter, of 2005 Sugarwoods Drive, stated that he agreed with Kelley, and believes <br />Sid Rebers and the developer have compromised very well. He did not sign the petition. <br />Dick Gill, of 2002 Sugarwoods Drive, stated that he did sign the petition to support his <br />neighbors, but he appreciates the work Mr. Rebers and the developer have done, and he <br />hopes there is more that can be done to address the neighbors' concerns. <br />Sansevere asked if the concern over massing regarded the view from the road, or the view <br />from Sugarwoods. Mr. Gill stated it was both. Mr. Dunbar stated that the drawings are <br />• deceptive because they don't necessarily show the effect of the topography. Because the <br />housing would be set downhill from Sugarwoods, only the very top of the building would <br />be visible from the neighbors' homes. Mr. Dunbar stated that the development is as <br />small as it can go: any smaller and it ceases to be financially viable. <br />Mayor Jabbour stated that at this point the neighbors should offer input as to landscaping <br />to help disguise the development. Mr. Dunbar stated that he would hold neighborhood <br />meetings and go on site with the neighbors to work out landscaping issues. Flint stated <br />that the best way to protect Orono's beauty is to say yes to the right developer. Mayor <br />Jabbour stated that the project could provide Sugarwoods with a sound buffer to Highway <br />12. <br />Steve Schrole, of 2006 Sugarwoods, stated that he is concerned with traffic congestion <br />and flow. It currently takes a long time to turn left onto Highway 12 from Brown Road. <br />Mayor Jabbour stated they expect a light to be installed at that intersection, and it will <br />coincide with the development opening. <br />Mayor Jabbour stated that the City will have some control over the development because <br />they are issuing bonds and possibly TIF financing. He reminded the neighbors that they <br />will be able to offer input into things like the hours kept, the type of lights used, berms, <br />trees, etc. <br />Dr. Berg asked about the roof pitch on the housing unit. Mr. Dunbar stated it could be <br />is either a 5/12 or 4/12 pitch. He added that he was prepared to bring in a traffic study to <br />
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