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P:.., METING H = -i %xL � t�i._ TEc � FEBRUARY 2, 1993 PAGE THREE development as originally proposed_ Mr- Burgstahler noted the originally proposed development had lots with streets abutting the front and rear yards_ This is not allowed under City Ordinance. Mr_ Burgstahler noted that if Mill Road was moved, the new homes accessing on Mill Road could present a safety hazard also. Marilyn ;rkenbrack, 7377 Peltier Circle, was present_ Ms. Erkenbrack noted that it makes a big difference to her property were the houses and trailway are placed in the proposed development. Commission member Drilling noted that increased traffic on Mill Road has been an issue in the past. Commission member Drilling noted that residents and fisherman will still want to be able to get to Peltier Lake_ These people would be rerouted through a residential area. Commission member Drilling suggested looking into not having right angles_ John Stewart, City Engineer, noted that Mill Road can be resurfaced every seven years or so. Carol Pelton, 7178 Mill Road was present. Ms- Pelttcn noted that Mill Road is breaking up and there is a severe drainage pro'oiem. The road is starting to slide down the bank_ Another guard rail is necessary. Ms. Pelson noted the structure of Mill Road is a concern.. If the rear property lines abut Mill Road they could not be assessed for the improvement of Mill Road_ Ms. Pelton 1 notes that she lives on Mill Road and there appears to be a lot cf traffic. Ms. Pelton noted that a lot of children live on Mill Road_ Ms. Pelton noted that Centerville presently has east /west collector streets to service the proposed development. Ms_ Pelton noted that there is a lot of vacant land in Lino Lakes to be developed- Hs. Pelton asked if Centerville taxpayers want to pay for the upgrading of Mill Road to facilitate future Lino Lakes development_ Ms. Pelton noted that if Mill Road is vacated and rerouted, the City would need to come up with a good trail system plan. Gerald Rehbein, 6267 Otter Lake Road, was present. Mr. Rehbein noted that the concern in the past has been with the lack of east /west collector streets to facility the proposed Acorn Creek Development. Mr- Rehbein noted that 73rd Street is a east /west collector street to 20th Avenue, Peterson Trail is a collector street to Main Street and Mill Road is a collector street to Main Street. Mr_ Rehbein noted that Mill Road is not built to collector street standards. Mr. Rehbein noted that development for the northern half of the proposed Acorn Creek is approximately three years away_