10-27-1975 Council Meeting Minutes

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� � 0�20N0 COUNCIL P�ZEETIPIG HELD OCTOBER 27, 1975 Page 6 • Current findings show the project would have to REZONITIG � come from I976 funds, Although these projections Cheyenne Land Company � have been Made, I understand that we still have (Continued) no absolute assurance, as many projects have been � deleted through legislative action, r�Iore uncertainty of the availability of public sewer r can be found through revi�W of the records. T4r, iseslund°s letter of January 21, 1974, notes that • it was his understanding the project was to be S completed in the spring of 1975, yet on October l, 1975, I found no evidence of the project startingo � Considering the sewer factor alone in this land use question, rezoning the area would not be consistent � with our Comprehensive Plan, � Safety is also a concern, The only access to the property is dangerous because of the existing � n�rrow underpasses. Increased density ��*ould • only increase these dangers, Photos on file caill ��ar this outo The 90° approach to ti�daterto�an P.oad for access to Highway #12 is blinded by the sudden curve and concrete overpass, The wood w overpass to the south is so narrow that signs have b�en postec� warning against two cars passin�, � rl�i1@ increased density would also lead tocrard . defeating the plans of establishing Orono Orchard Road as a slowly traveled, scenic par;:way, � Fezoning only this area would be a clear case of � spot zoning. Several. of the nearby owners have alr.eady submitted plans and percolation tests • for costly on-site disposal systems to comply *.��i-�:h the two acre zoningo Dense and costly c��velopment would add financial burdens to the ` publico if acquisition of some of this property i:, necessary for the continuation of Highcaay ;;12 0 � ±'h� design and location of the completed por�ions of Highway #12 and projected corridors of the � conuinuation of the highway appear to be directed �toward this property. Various maps of pro�osed � corridors received from the State High�-�ay Depart- • ment are on file. Various alternatives ar� shown directly through this property. .Any unnecessary � financial burden to the general public shoulcl be i:aken into consideration before a determination � is madee � P'anning Commission Action - October �, 1975 * �-1'�torney, Jirn Diracles, was presento �Vith��at a ruorum, however, the Planning Commission was unable • 10 inake a recommendation to Council. P•iro Diracles was informed the Cheyenne proposal woizld be � �ncluded on the Council agenda of October la, 1975. ' c�do commitment was made that action �aould be taken �y Council at that meeting. T�iro Diracles requested � a copy of the summarization report be sent to him, + (Continued)