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2 Andrea bobbins. 2673 Woodbridge, said she was concerned that the City parks 3 Department will light and rent out the fields for public soccer fields. Why is there need 4 for lights? 5 6 Member Peper asked if maple shade trees could be extended along the Woodbridge edge 7 of the site (yes). Thomas Paschke explained that boulevard trees are required and could be part of the master plan. 9 to Member Traynor asked why the school is oriented along lice instead of Woodbridge. 1 1 (existing school is on Rice Street). Placing school on Woodbridge would be more buffer 12 and parking would be away from Woodbridge; Thomas Paschke said the old and the new 13 school would be integrated. Member Traynor asked for explanation of "drivers'' vs 14 ;ipermits } }. 15 16 Chair Duncan asked if there were regulations of play field hours of operation. (Could 17 limit the lighting). Thomas Paschke explained that the zoning shows a school as a 18 permitted use in R- zone currently. The Concept Master Plan helps to explore and 19 answer concerns. 20 1 Chair Duncan asked# with no PUDI, what could the developer do? Thomas Paschke explained the structure and parking are permitted, but setbacks, heights, s ignage} 3 landscaping and parking are issues that can be regulated. 4 5 Member Mulder asked if students would be in the north lot. Could Woodbridge exit be 6 chaired or gated on week days to force student entry from Rice Street? This could be a 27 PUD regulation that could reduce impacts on Woodbridge. 9 Member Stone asked the number of parking spaces in the south parking lot (83). 30 31 Richard Jacobsen expressed concern with parking; lot lighting and three -story building 32 lighting could produce additional lights in the neighborhood. 33 34 Chair Duncan closed the hearing. 35 36 Member Mulder said the plan is relatively good, but he is concerned abort chaining the 37 parking lot as well as lighting. 38 39 Chair Duncan explained issues of traffic and parking. Should traffic and parking study 40 be done? Thomas Paschke said a traffic study would help. Member Traynor said staff should work on the traffic plan with neighbors and return. There are issues here not fully 42 flushed out. Member Mulder explained the need for a better plan. Thomas Paschke 43 explained the traffic study will work to show generation issues and traffic management 44 on the site. s 45 46 Member Traynor said successful proposals need neighbors and applicants to work