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Planning and Zoning Minutes of August 6, 1996 Drilling suggested eliminating the connection to the north and leaving the rest basically the same. And questioned whether there is a way to appease the public. . Mr. Nyberg stated that if the zoning is approved the developer would have to prepare a preliminary plat. Mr. Nyberg stated he provided three options for water service and also mentioned the sewer at CentervilIe Road is shallow and may have to look at alternate routes for a portion of the plat. Mr. Goertz agreed and stated he would probably look at getting the water from the east. Margaret Hensel asked about the concern about children walking to school. It was mentioned that the children are now being picked up by the bus. Drilling stated a portion of the proposed 60 foot road could be used for a trailway system. Mrs. Hensel questioned why everybody hates them. Drilling stated they are trying to help and that they have every right to develop their property. Bob Knabe, 6483 - 20th Avenue South, owns the property next to Hensel's and he expressed a concern for storm water runoff Mr. Knabe stated that a culvert was put in lower than Peltier Lake across Peltier Lake Drive and the detention pond is growing because the weirs are not maintained and the culvert is to low. Mr. Goertz stated that mitigation would be done for adding the road plus retention ponding on the east and south ends would probably be necessary. MOTION by Vermeulen, second by Drilling to close the public hearing on the rezoning of the Hensel property at 7: 3 5 p. m. Motion carried unanimously. Recommendation from public hearing Mr. Goertz stated the city really needs to look at the comp plan and future roads. MOTION by Drilling, second by Vermeulen to approve the rezone of the Hensel property from R3 to R2 (Single Family Residential) contingent upon preliminary plat approval. P&Z also requests that the developer look at spreading out the lots on the north side to eliminate the extension of Centerville Road; provide a future access to the south; and that P&R look at a trailway system for access to the school and playground facilities. Motion carried unanimously. Willow Glen Mr. Goertz presented a sketch plan for Willow Glen (this is the area referred to in the past as Golden Meadows). Willow Glen is proposed to be 84 townhome units, for sale and priced at $90-120,000. It would be a continued South Robin Lane as a public street with private streets to the units. The association would take care of the private roads. PZ8-6MM.WPS 2