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finalization of the Master Flan, the <br />included at the beginning of the plan <br />cross reference to the main.document. <br />1988 should read 1998. In reference <br />shou].d encourage cluster development rn <br />or other environmentally sensiti.ve ai <br />zoning would allow building around t <br />strong regulations regarding allowing i <br />city. He believed that these curb cut <br />the administration as has been done in <br />city develop criteria to require a cc <br />This suggestion could be included in <br />mamharG AA'YPPd rhat this recnmmendatio <br />nembers agreed that this sununary should be <br />not only for an overview, but also as a <br />A typographical error was fond on Page 13, <br />:o the statement on page 18 that the city <br />sites that contain wetlands, floodplains, <br />eas, Mr. Schultz clarified that cluster <br />iese areas. Mr. Skoulis would like some <br />urb euts on limited access highways in the <br />s should be approved by council, not just <br />the past. Mr. Schultz suggested that the <br />nsent ordinance prior to granting access. <br />the Master Plan under Focus Area l. The <br />i could be in the surnnarv, but more fully <br />developed in the plan itself. Mr. SchUltz advised that the Master Plan could <br />probably be made available by February 19th. Mro Thomas had contacted C.P.C. who <br />advised that they could provide a floppy disc of the plan to keep on file in the <br />city and library. In reference to Focus Area "C", Mrs. Whitmore and Mrs. LaPour, <br />fran the Pheasant's Walk/Quail Run Home Owners Association, were present and are <br />interested in the Crocker/Stearns Extension. They are primarily concerned with <br />buffering and landscaping adjacent to their property and also want to make sure <br />that the remnant parcels left after the road is constructed are transferred back <br />to the individual property owners, and are not sold to developers to build strip <br />shopping centers. Mr. Schultz believed tizat these reirmants will be deeded back to <br />the city, but pointed out .tha.t'500 feet of the property next to Kacirek's funeral <br />home is now zoned commercial. Mrs. LaPour does not believe that this property <br />would not have sufficient depth to build on it. They do not lmow Mr. Kacirek's <br />plans for this land, but a representative of their association is going to <br />approach him on this matter. The. home owners are also concerned about having <br />buffering and mounding between the highway and their back yards and pointed out <br />that these must be shown on the plans prior to construction. City Engineer. <br />Deichmann advised that usually any land which is purchased by the county and not <br />used is auctioned off, not given back to the city or the residents. Mr. Sehultz <br />will present the fina.l Mas.ter Plan and would be willing to come back for another <br />meeting if necessary. Mr. Thomas suggested that he might come back when the <br />Conunission presents the Master Plan to Council, because the Conunission does <br />intend.to make a formal presentation, not just forward the plan on..to Council as <br />has been done in the pa.st. <br />IX. ADJOURNMIINT : <br />The meeting was adjourned at 10:00 p.m. <br />r <br />? .. <br />? i /•/?/??7 <br />B. Gorris, Chairman B. Oring,?C?lerk of Comrnissions <br />,Z._ -: