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P &Z Meeting Minutes March 8, 1990 Page Four new hydrologic study did not agree with a lot of things found in the old study. The goal is to remove 125 acres from the floodplain. Chairman Tourville asked about the possibility of creating man- made lakes to reduce the floodplain. John Stewart, City Engineer, was also present. Mr. Stewart explained that Centerville is at the end of the drainage basin. There are not enough resources in Centerville to change flow hydrography. Centerville is at the mercy as to what happens upstream. Brain Miller left the meeting at 8:03 p.m. OLD BUSINESS: PROPOSED CENTERHILL DEVELOPMENT - FEASIBILITY STUDY John Stewart, City Engineer, was present. Mr. Stewart walked the Commission Members through the feasibility study for the proposed Centerhill development. Commission Member Welk noted that the date of the report was incorrect. John Stewart presented the Grading Plan for the Centerhill development to the Commission members. Mr. Stewart noted that Maier, Stewart & Associates became involved because of the Master Drainage Plan. RCWS requires a basin to hold water from a one year storm. They would build temporary a basin to handle a one year storm. The rate of discharge can not be greater than before development. You have to have the capacity through out the whole system to hold the rain from a one- hundred year storm. PROPOSED CENTERHILL DEVELOPMENT - PRELIMINARY PLAT Gerald Rehbein, 6266 Dtter Lake Road, developer was present. Mr. Rehbein expressed that in his opinion the density meets the requirements of the Comprehensive Plan. Commission Member Welk noted that no matter what, it is very important to adhere to the Comprehensive Plan. Liaison Haberman questioned if there had been a density study on the north half of this proposed development. John Stewart noted that this had not been done. J