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Planning Commission March 23, 2021 Acting Chair Thiel opened the public hearing. Page 6 Dave Burandt, 19118 Tyler Street — stated he lives on the north side of the proposed development and asked if the city is taking his land to continue the trail and how wide the trail would be, requesting a 8' wide trail. Mr. Carlton stated at this time there is no proposal to construct the rest of the trail north of the proposed development, but it would be constructed within the right-of- way easement. He stated the proposed trail width of 10' is per city design standards. He explained future trails and connections are proposed when properties come in for development at this time, future connections are unknown. Jim Yothers - 19101 Tyler St. — stated his property is to the east of the proposed development and expressed construction noise concerns as well as drainage concerns and how it would affect his property, stating his land is low land. Mr. Carlton explained the development has stormwater standards they follow and are required to construct stormwater ponds to capture the water, so it doesn't affect adjacent properties. He stated whatever amount of water that is leaving the property today cannot be exceeded after the project is completed. He indicated stormwater staff is reviewing these plans to ensure compliance. Ken Jordan — 18990 Twin Lakes Rd. — asked about the sidewalk along Tyler Street and wondered if it were necessary to have both a sidewalk and a trail. Mr. Carlton stated any proposed sidewalks are installed internally in the development, so in this development the sidewalks would be on one side of the street along 190`x' Street, 1915[ Ave., and Ulysses Street, and Tyler Street would just be a trail. Steve Rohlf — 12821 188' Ave. — introduced himself as the developer along with his partner, Scott Powell, for this proposed project. He explained his ideas for a development with 65' lots and geared toward second time homeowners where they can afford a little more. He explained the stormwater plans will include wet ponds because the area is under wellhead protection. He didn't agree with the ordinance requirement of the 45' buffer requirements from stormwater ponds and wetlands as well as the sidewalk in Block 2 along 191St Ave and Ulysses Street, stating it wasn't arterial and wasn't needed for pedestrian circulation, stating it was a waste of money. Commissioner Rydberg asked Mr. Rohlf about the two culverts that empty onto Mr. Yother's property at 19101 Tyler Street. Mr. Rohlf indicated those are city culverts which are for water coming off Tyler Street and couldn't answer for the city. Mr. Burandt indicated there was one culvert when Tyler Street was constructed in 1908 and two culverts were installed when the road was rebuilt in 1989 to drain the water off the land and that water enters a culvert under Twin Lakes Road. rIIIRII I NATUREI