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CITY OF CENTERVILLE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the Planning and Zoning commission of the City of Centerville held their regular meeting on Tuesday, October 1, 1996 at the City Hall. Kathy Welk called the regular meeting to order at 7: 10 P.M. PRESENT: Kathy Welk Tina Vermeulen Alan LaMotte ABSENT: Dan Tourville LIAISON - Tom Wilharber STAFF/CONSULTANTS: Ry-Chel Gaustad PUBLIC HEARING Erkenbrack vacation of property - Welk open the floor for discussion at 7: 10 P.M. Mr. Erkenbrack explained the property in question was a 33 foot strip ofland. Gerald Rehbein commented the purpose of the 33 foot easement was to provide an area for a trial way paths. Welk explained the area designated for trail ways was no longer needed. Vermeulen felt the piece of ground is of no value to the City. Welk closed at 7: 15 P.M. Gerald Rehbein - Preliminary plan for Willow Glen - Welk opened the public hearing at 7: 15 P.M. Welk asked if Rehbein would like to open the discussion. Rehbein said he would be developing the townhomes and commercial property next to it. Rehbein explained each resident will have 4 parking spots. Paul Backman, 1722 Unity Avenue asked if there would be sever weather shelter. Bill Henderson from Integrated Real Estate Services, Inc. said no. Welk asked if all the road ways within the association will be private drives. Rehbein yes. Cathy Rodgers of 7175 W. Robin Lane if this would be a private community within Centerville. Gary L. Hugeback, Present, of Integrated Real Estate Services, Inc. stated, only the roads are private. Rodgers asked how utilities would be billed. Dave Grimmelman Salesman for Bright Key explained each property owner would pay for their own utilities. Rodgers asked what time frame will the townhomes be built. Henderson explained they would build as they go. Rodgers asked how many bedrooms per unit. Henderson said there is two rooms with a loft for an optional third room. Craig Bortzwitz of7214 Unity Avenue, asked if the City's water supply and sewer could accommodate the new development. Wilharber stated the water is something the city is looking at some options, such as another water tower and/or an interconnect with Lino Lakes. Wilharber responded the sewer capacity is more than enough. Rodgers questioned the availability of the Police and Fire Departments. Wilharber explained the police protection will naturally go up but currently the police patrol 17 hours per day. Further, Cir-Lex Fire department is the best and has several departments for back up. Hugeback, commented this townhome development will increase the tax base to cover