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I phase 1. 2 3 Chair Duncan asked for details of the neighborhood meeting of March 121h- (A report will 4 be placed in the file.) 5 6 Member Bakeman asked for details of signs 3) on the site; one on Rice Street, two on 7 County Road Ca 8 9 Randy Pollert, the applicant's architect, explained that traffic on Woodbridge would 10 increase from County C parking lots, but would be earlier than rush hour- Playfield relocation was discussed. The softball field size was in excess of 270 feet. The ball field 12 would be relocated to the northwest corner of the site. The soccer field will be reoriented 13 to a north -south alignment. Dice Creek watershed } s requirements must be met on both 14 Phases. 15 16 Member Stone asked if alternatives to the Woodbridge access to the south parking had 17 been discussed; one alternative is one two -way entry to the site, Member Mulder said 18 two separate entrances would be better for emergency access. Deb Bloom explained the 19 City needs for driveway access. 0 1 Member Stone asked if driveway alignment with Walgreen's was important; Deb Bloom 2 explained the staff review process. Member Stone asked if stop signs could be added at 3 Woodbridge and Iona. Deb Bloom explained reduced need, speed and safety issues 24 relating to stop signs. Residents can request a stop sign study. 5 26 Member Ipsen asked if traffic counts had been studied. Deb Bloom stated that 27 approximately 100 more trips will be added to Woodbridge, which is not considered a 28 problem. She said the street traffic capacity is adequate. 9 30 Member Traynor asked if high school and Fairview has two or more driveway accesses. 31 Deb Bloom explained traffic management. Parkview has three accesses. This project is 32 consistent with other schools. 33 34 ,Andrea Robbins, 2673 Woodbridge, stated the neighbors are not pleased. The current 35 "parr" (church playground apparatus) area would be destroyed. Much activity occurs 36 after school hours. who will hang out in new parking lots? How many student cars will 37 actually be there? Speeding traffic on Woodbridge is a big concern. Farling and traffic 38 are a big issue. The school will compound the problem. The soccer field is not big 39 enough; adults use it in the evening. She said field lights are a problem to residences. She was pleased with the building which blocks the Dice Street traffic /noise. 41 42 Member Feper asked if the trees in the park area would be lost (most would be). 43 Chair Duncan asked who was notified (30 single family homes). 45 46 Richard Jacobsen, 2719 Woodbridge, expressed concern about the smaller parking lot —