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. . . Memo to Mayor and City Council/POO-13 October 16, 2000 Page 5 maintenance plan will have to be provided as will a maintenance plan for the woodlands Well and Se/Jtic Each lot will have its own well and will be connected to the community septic system. The community septic system will require extensive piping similar to those required for public sewer systems. Each lot will contain a septic tank and a pump that will be connected to a natural wetland system located on Outlot A. The homeowners association will be responsible for contracting with a maintenance company to monitor and provided on-going maintenance of the system. Park Dedication and Trails There are no parks identified for this site. Park dedication fee will be determined on the base number of lots allowed on the 71.37 acre parcel (71.37 / 2.5 = 28.54 or 29 lots). A system of trails and sidewalks are proposed to connect Windsor Park to a possible recreation area or interpretive center on the gun club land. A bituminous trail is proposed along County Road 1. It will connect with the trail system in Windsor Park to the north and continuing to the gun club property at the south boundary of the plat. The trail runs north to south in the outlots and along County Road 1; however, the trail jogs west along 209th and crosses mid-block. Staff feels a more appropriate crossing would be at the entrance of the development, at the intersection of 209th Avenue and County Road1. The developer will construct the trail from the connection with Windsor Park to 209th Avenue. The portion through Outlot B will be constructed at by the city at a later date, when the future status of the gun club property has been determined. All public trails will have to be 10' wide and included in a trail easement granted to the city. Woodchip trails are proposed at the end of Lander Street and 211 th Circle. The trail at the end of Lander Street will lead to an open area at the top of the hill located on Outlot B. The trail at 211th Circle will connect the cui de sac with the bituminous trail along County Road 1. Concrete sidewalks are proposed along all of the streets. They will connect with the woodchip trails at the end of 211 th Circle and the end of Lander Street and with the bituminous trail. Planning Commission Meeting At the Planning Commission meeting held on September 26th several residents spoke. Two residents, Deb Myers and Roger Whiteoak, who live on County Road 1 across the street from this project, spoke out against the project. They offered the following comments: S:\PLANNING\SCOTT\P0013CC.DOC