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Pursuant to due call and notice thereof the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Centerville held their regular meeting on Tuesday, August 11, 1992 at the City Hall. Chairperson Tourville called the meeting to order at 7:07 p.m. Present: Drilling, LaMotte, Welk. Absent: Vermeulen. MINUTES The minutes of the July 14, 1992 meeting were tabled until next meeting due to lack of appropriate quorum for approval. NEW BUSINESS Gerald Rehbein - Proposed Acorn Creek Development - Ske.tch Plan Gerald Rehbein, Developer of the proposed Acorn Creek development, was present. Mr. Rehbein presented a revised sketch plan, consisting of 74 lots, to the members of the Commission. Mr. Rehbein noted that the sketch plan appears to be consistent with the Centerville Comprehensive Plan. Mr. Rehbein noted the proposed zoning will consist of R2A, R2 and R5 (Single Family) zoning districts. Mr. Rehbein also noted that the proposed development would be completed in two or three phases. Chairperson Tourville noted that there is only one access onto Mill Road noted on the proposed sketch plan. Chairperson Tourville noted that the sketch plan appears to address many of the concerns previously expressed (i.e. east /west collector street) for the proposed Acorn Creek Development. Commission member Drilling expressed concern regarding the access in the northeast corner of the proposed development. Commission member Drilling questioned the reason for the dead end street in the northeast corner of the proposed development. Mr. Rehbein noted that the Comprehensive Plan appears to ask for a road to the north. Mr. Rehbein also noted the Park and Recreation Committee appears to want to have a large park in the northern sector of the City and the proposed road would allow for access. Chairperson Tourville noted that the Commission would need to review the Comprehensive Plan with regard to the proposed development. Chairperson Tourville noted that there did not appear to be water retention or park land noted on the sketch plan. Chairperson Tourville noted that without the provision for park land in the development the children have no place to play except for the street. Commission member Drilling noted that he would prefer an exit to the east instead of the northeast and that park land be included.