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, None. V. NEW BUSINESS 1. Ground Development (Preliminary Plat — PUD) , Commissioner Kilian inquired as to how the developer intended to handle construction ' traffic when the northern part of the development is under construction. The developer indicated he would inform his builders/contractors of City requirements and ensure , compliance with those requirements. 'I ; Commissioner DeVine asked Mr. March to comment on the request to stub in a road to the south of the development for future expansion. Mr. March indicated it was not feasible. Council Liaison Broussard Vickers inquired as to how the developer intended to handle ownership of the outlots within the development. The developer expressed his desire to deed the outlots to the City. He also indicated he wanted to speak to the Park and Recreation Committee to obtain feedback on making the trails open to the public and handled by the City rather than by a homeowner's association. Commissioner LaMotte inquired as to whether the issue of no park south of Main Street had been addressed. The developer indicated this issue would be discussed at the Park and Recreation Committee meeting. Commissioner LaMotte inquired as to whether the developer had come to an agreement with the two property owners of the exception property to the north of the development. The developer indicated the driveways abut the cul-de-sac and therefore, it would not take a lot of work to connect them to the cul-de-sac. Commissioner LaMotte inquired as to whether the developer would put in the turn lanes if it is determined by the County that turn lanes are needed. The developer agreed to add the turn lanes if it is determined turn lanes are needed. Commissioner Brainard inquired as to whether Staff felt the revised PUD met the requirements for approval. Mr. March indicated the revised plan if more beneficial to the City than the original plan as the developer has changed the plan to run the trail way through the open area/wetlands. Commissioner LaMotte inquired as to where the drainage from Lot 6 would go. The developer indicated it would flow east and end up in the county ditch. ' Motion bv Commissioner DeVine, seconded by Commissioner Brainard to recommend to Council approval of the Pheasant Marsh Preliminary Plat — PUD with the sti�ulation that the trail wa�is a�proved bv the Parks and Recreation Committee and that the developer follow his proposed timeline concerning the impact on the school district. All in favor. Motion carried unanimously. 2. Lloyd Drilling (Re-Zone — 1873 Main Street) Page 6 of 9