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<br />City ofCenterville City Council Meeting October 9,1996 <br /> <br />Livable Communities Act - Resolution 96-34 <br />MOTION by Helmbrecht, seconded by Brenner to approve resolution 96-34. <br />Motion carried unanimously. <br /> <br />Rehbein's preliminary plat approval for Willow Glen - Helmbrecht stressed the idea of a <br />park. Gerald Rehbein suggested the association decided where they would like to put the <br />park. Powers-Rasmussen asked Bright Key developer Dave Grimmelman, the percentage <br />of children in the other developments. Grimmelman said approximately 25% of the <br />townhomes in Woodbury have children, although the homes are not designed for children. <br />Helmbrecht stated there is another park across 20th Avenue which is a 50 mile an hour <br />road. Wilharber addressed the concerns of the Planning and Zoning: road width, play <br />area, unit density and if the association would have rental units. Nyberg suggested <br />inserting additional parking in the plans. Rehbein could, but it would eliminate some <br />berms. Nyberg felt the north side should have more berms because Lino can build light <br />industrial right up to the north side ofthe development. Wi/harber asked about the letter <br />from Nyberg. Nyberg addressed concerns with drainage easements, grading, off street <br />parking; suggesting additional parking, private streets to each townhome without curb and <br />gutter and staging the buildings. March asked how does the timing of this project and TIP <br />work together. Rehbein will prepare a 150 foot pad for a spring project and the city and <br />him could talk about T.I.F. all winter. Nyberg suggested Rehbein make a commitment to <br />the city when the whole development will be completed. Helmbrecht stated she would <br />like to see a park. Rehbein said they could put in a park if that is what the city wants. <br />Pamela Bums, 7961 W Robin Lane suggested the council address the need for parks with <br />the growth the city is experiencing. Rehbein said if the city wants a park they will have a <br />park. Cathleen Rodgers 7175 W. Robin Ln, asked what would happen if the builder built <br />half of the homes and they couldn't sell the townhomes. March explained the <br />disbursement agreement would help insure the development ofthe area. Nyberg said the <br />area would be more appealing to another developer with the streets and utilities in place. <br />Further, the area could be developed with single family homes. The City would have to <br />address T.I.F. to know for sure. Nyberg said several things would remain undone like <br />Eagle Pass that would be completed as they go. Council elected to allow Rehbein to <br />grade and do excavating, prior to preliminary plat approval. March stated if the <br />preliminary plat is approved and Gerald elects to begin to work on the project he does so <br />at his on risk. Rehbein said yes he understands. <br /> <br />Letter from Gerald Rehbein - Nyberg explained Gerald Rehbein would like MSA to work <br />with him on the flood plain issue on the 80 acre parcel off35E. Brenner questioned what <br />benefit would this be to Centerville. <br /> <br />MOTION by Helmbrecht, seconded by Brenner to have staff work with the Attorney and <br />Engineers as what does this mean to Centerville and what is the benefit. March <br />suggested doing some research and receiving a memo back from Nyberg and bring it back <br />to council. <br /> <br />3 <br />
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