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Orville Hughes, 1793 Cepter Street, asked how the drain~ge to his property would be affected. The developer responded that the drainage plan would not adversely affect his property. Mary Jo Helmbrecht, 1745 Main Street, asked if the ditch on the south side of the development could handle the run-off from this development and asked if the Public Works Director had commented on the tear drop design cu~-de-sacs. The developer respOnded that their calculations show that the ditch could be regraded to properly drain the development and that the Public Works Director had recommended the tear drop design be retained in the plat design. The homes in this development would have a 1,050 square foot minimum on the ground floor. The garages would be 2.5 stalls minimum. The developer would pave the trails prior to home construction if needed, but he would prefer to pave the trail the following year. Linda Broussard-Vickers asked the City Engineer for a recommendation on tree planting or a berm along Centerville Road. Mr. Carlson commented that he would like to plant some 16' to 18' Norway Pines along Centerville Road and stagger a row of these trees on a 20' basis. Mr. Carlson indicated that he would like to place a monument on the east side of Centerville Road near the entrance to this development. Discussion occurred on the need to loop the watermain for this proj act. The looping would be coordinated in the developer's agreement. The loop would qenefit this development as well as existing developments. Motion made by Linda Broussard-Vickers to close the public hearing, seconded by John Buckbee. Motion carried. Main Street/Dupre Road Bank Proposal - Roger Kolstad Mr. Roger Kolstad was in attendance to discuss a potential bank that would like to locate to the west of the entrance of the Sagle Pass development. Mr. Kolstad also explained his request to vacate Clearwater Road. The sketch plan that was presented showed that vehicles would enter and exit off of Dupre Road. At this time the County has not commented on this sketch plan. Mary Jo Helmbrecht, 1745 Main Street, mentioned she has a concern with residential homes being blocked in by commercial. She would like to see this area zoned for mixed use, the same as the downtown area as proposed in the Centerville Comprehensive Plan.