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Minutes of the Special Meeting of Council <br />Monday, December 3, 2018 <br />Page 7 <br />Mrs. Doran stated; I just have one more thing. For clarification, I think I didn't know until <br />tonight; the miiumum lot size for development is a quarter acre? <br />N1i. Coyne replied, in the PRD, you can have up to 4 units per acre. With the PRD, one of the <br />things you try to do sometimes is you try to protect the greenspace. So 4 units per acre is what <br />you can accommodate but there are distance requirements that we have also imposed on the <br />project so that you will ensure a fair amount of greenspace. Also the homeowner's association, <br />putting that in place, will have some continuity to make sure that the greenspace is maintained <br />well. <br />Mayor Bodnar stated, I will mention also that that's one of the reasons they are a11 ranches <br />because you have a much smaller footprint when you build a second story than when you build a <br />ranch. <br />Mr. Skoda stated, to answer a couple of your questions, the reporter that wrote the article took <br />our information incorrectly. It's always been 60 units. In terms of greenspace on that particular <br />property, we actually by Code could put more units there than what we are proposing, but we <br />chose to try and spread the neighborhood out so there would be more greenspace and it won't <br />look like SOM Court. Not that there's anything wrong with SOM Court; but it won't look like <br />that. The mass of space in between those buildings is very similar to Aintree North. It varies <br />depending on between houses. To your landscaping question, every house will be landscaped <br />through the association. The homeowners won't be responsible for landscaping. There's no <br />landscaping presented now. This is just a concept of what we believe we want to put there. But <br />there will be an overlay of some point and a landscaping plan for every building and every <br />greenspace on that property. It will be heavily landscaped. <br />Mrs. Doran stated, I do think of Parkledge. It is not similar to Village Trails or to Hanover. It's <br />just such a different vibe. <br />Mr. Skoda stated, sure. We are not trying to create that here. We are actually trying to make it <br />more like Hanover and not so clustered together. <br />Council President Saponaro stated, thank you. Who else would like to speak? <br />Joanne Smakula <br />6691 Thornapple Drive <br />I appreciate the ladies who have spoken before me. I have lived here for 52 years, so I have an <br />interest in what happens to Mayfield Village. One question is, how much are these units going <br />to cost? What will be the tenns? Will they be for sale? Will they be for lease? Will tlley be <br />lease to own? Some of the other answers regarding cosmetics have already been answered for <br />which I appreciate. I am also concei7led about who's paying for the blank blank blanlc sewers? <br />Because I have just spent two and a half years listening to trucks going up and down the street <br />with bulldozers aild thinbs. Iwould lil:e to laiow who pays for it because N?-hen you bet yotr tax