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<br />City of CenterviUe <br />November 13, 2002 <br />Council Meeting Minutes <br /> <br />Mayor Swedberg explained that the City's Comprehensive Plan is a guide for the <br />development of the City. He then explained that the Buckbee property is an R-1 property <br />which is a rural large piece of property with one house and farm or rural character. He <br />further explained that the request for R-2 is proper in that the City's Comprehensive Plan <br />calls for this piece of property to go into MUSA for 2001 to 2005. <br /> <br />Ms. Mary Moran, 1743 Peltier Lake Drive, restated her comments from the Planning and <br />Zoning Commission meeting. She then said that she is concerned that the road would <br />dam up the water into her backyard because right now the water flows through her <br />backyard. She also said she is concerned that all the trees would be removed for the <br />development and said she would like as many trees to be left as possible. <br /> <br />Ms. Moran indicated she was also concerned that the twin homes are too large and do not <br />fit with the rest of the homes in the neighborhood. She further commented that she is <br />concerned about what types of chemicals would be used on the lawns of the townhomes <br />because the runoff flows into the creek and then the lake. <br /> <br />Ms. Suzanne Seeley, 1784 Peltier Lake Drive, said she agreed with the previous <br />comments but said her major concern is that 2/3 of the property is bordered by two <br />natural resources, the creek and the lake. She then said that she can see a tremendous <br />difference in algae buildup from three years ago to present and she is concerned that <br />adding more people to that area will further exacerbate the problem. She further <br />commented that she had heard that commercial companies do not have to adhere to the <br />phosphate free fertilizer laws as a regular homeowner does. <br /> <br />Ms. Seeley commented that 27 homes would double the density in the area and she would <br />like to see the impact lessened by lowering that number. <br /> <br />Mr. Terry Blken, 1701 Peltier Lake Drive, asked why the water had to come down <br />Centerville Road when there is already a hydrant on Peltier Lake Drive and Mill Road. <br />He also said that he has already paid for the road twice and does not want to pay a third <br />time. He further commented that he was concerned with the little section of land at the <br />end of the channel that is not buildable and asked what was planned for it because it is in <br />his backyard. <br /> <br />Council Member Capra commented that the plan has not gone before the Parks and <br />Recreation Commission for their consideration and said that would be completed at their <br />meeting in December. <br /> <br />Mr. Bill Helin, 1732 Peltier Lake Drive, indicated he was concerned about the water table <br />there and for the outlot by the creek or channel. He then said that he feels it is only <br />asking for trouble and flooded homes to build there. <br /> <br />Mr. Roger Shimon, 1751 Peltier Lake Drive, commented that he does not feel that double <br />homes are appropriate and would prefer single-family homes. He then asked what is <br /> <br />Page 3 of29 <br /> <br />L __ <br />
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