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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 possible. Nancy Nelson, 2151 Fulham Street, asked if single family homes were developed here would they have to get a Rice Creek Watershed Permit (yes). Member Mulder asked if with the PUD the City has control over drainage (yes). Ms. Nelson asked if the Home Association is responsible for clean out of the pond. (Yes) There is a pond on Fulham that has problems; Deb Bloom will investigate. A resident asked why developers chose this site instead of redeveloping an existing apartment site. Member Traynor asked for details on the Comprehensive Plan consistency and zoning for conventional development. George LeTendre, 2121 County Road B, said he is familiar with the Masterpiece products. They are excellent. There are needs for this type of housing. Joe Elvry, Fulham Street, expressed concern about how city deals with proposals. Why attract empty nesters instead of new families? Why an "association" rather than neighborhoods. This fails the Comprehensive Plan. Henry Hubert, 2216 Fulham Street, supported the concept because it allows some control over the storm water change in the neighborhood. Drainage now goes through his front yard, one foot of water through his yard. He said he did count the oaks that would remain and was satisfied with the plan. Jim Seacrest explained his concern for impervious surface coverage control. To meet the 30% requirement, the number of units should be reduced. The cul-de- sac and loop road are similar in paved area. In this neighborhood the closest park is Evergreen Park - nearly one mile away; neighbors need passive recreation/open space. Enforce the Comprehensive Plan, Policy 3. Side yard setbacks should be expanded near his house. There are too many homes; stick with Plan and community vision. This townhouse project will be different and should be shielded from neighboring property. David Nelson, 2280 W. Highway 36, asked who will be responsible for maintenance of catch basins. Deb bloom explained the city responsibility for catch basins in right-of-ways. The Association will have to maintain the on-site catch basins. Alice Coons, 2292 W. Laurie Road, expressed concerns with drainage along the lot and Fulham Avenue. Neighbors are changing drainage on to her property causing problems. Joe VanGuilder, 2223 County Road B West, recommended neighborhood diversity; the new project will be isolated. He prefers 19 separate homes. He is also concerned about loss of wildlife. Member Traynor asked why this is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan. How is this modest housing? Thomas Paschke explained the Comprehensive Plan.