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y Planning Gommission 3-13-73 = ? T be invited to next meeting of Planning Commission. 4 V. New Developments and Subdivisions - Mrm Davis armounced there are nones He also anneunced the engineering fee f4r Scholtz cubdivi- sion was not paid in time for the subdivision to be considered this evening. Letter from Councilman Geisser was read regarding roadway to Mastic Road and traffic survey. VI< Communications Letter from Betty Yehlik was read. The letter was recommendation ro8ds be built iii Industrial Farko Mr. Davis referred to Citizen Advisory Ccmmittee minutes of 3-8-73 approving same. There is new raadway plan developed by Community Impxovement Corporationa VII. Committee Reports Mr. Ledvina is to be released from Sign Committee and is to serve on Public Housing Committee Mr. Tubbs is to represent Planning Commission at Zoning Board of kppeals. VIIi. New Business Industrial Park layout was considered under Commknicationso It is in Committee of Planning Commission as avholee ? IX. Regional Planning Meeting was turned over to Mr. Svoboda who said he had two items for this evening's meetingo The first is community facilities relating to schools and his assistant Jim Kostelec made this re- port. Report includes Comprehensive Map. Reference was made to tables in report. Fxplanation vas made of tapering off of school population, enrollment ratio, ultimate residential development, school population per home, non public school enrollment, etc. There ul.timately will be need for nine elementary public schools, three junior high schoels and one senior high schoolo This re- port mentior.s replacement of Coe School and two new junior high schools. No new ser.icr high school is needed because the new vo- cational educational high school will take some high school stu- dents. The map shows school plan areas. In meetings with Dr. Van Auken, Superintendent of Schools, ifi, was found he agrees with these projections; also it is though the 2400 non-public school students will disannear from non public schocls and all buildings taill be needed as they come into public school.s. Mr. Svoboda reviewed his recommendations of 78,000 population for IVorth Olmsted in 1990. The residential mix is different r.ow. Low density apartments are now being proposed, there wi11 be less school population. There will be some-w1hat of a drop in family size. Popu- ? lation projection is somewhat loier than in 1968. There are 2 or 3 schools of thought on maximum size for schools. Sites which are present,ly available must be given consi.deration now.