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Resident's comments: The following residents were present to voice their concerns: Ralph Bohlmann, Kay Givens, Janet Dorn, Mary Basic, and Marcie Novak. The following are their concerns: (1). A new traffic study be conducted. Residents believe turning lanes should be installed at the intersection of Barton and Bradley. (2). Neighbors prefer standard post lights over lights being on top of mailboxes for safety and vandalism reasons. (3). Requested regular curbs over Malibu and sidewalks on both sides of the streets. (4). Neighbors felt there are too many units being built on the site. (5). Low water pressure is currently an issue and residents questioned how it would be addressed, to make sure the problem did not increase. (6). Residents believed more trees were needed to bufFer the neighboring properties to the west. (7). Residents questioned how rubbish would be picked up on the site. (8). Discussion regarding the culvert extension, while the buffer zone decreased. Board members comments: The Board felt that a safety report would address most of the residents concerns. The applicants were asked to address trash pickup. Mr. Kilroy stated an outside contractor will be responsible for trash pickup on each site and will be collected weekly. The association usually contracts with one contractor for the development. The applicants were encouraged to meet with the safety department to receive their feedback on the proposal. The Board felt that due to the number of unresolved items, that the proposal be tabled. The Board feels that a regular curb of 6 inches should be used instead of the malibu curb design. Because this is a private development, the Board is not too concerned about the sidewalk being on one side of the street. Regarding units 44 and 45, there is a possibility that these will be eliminated and replaced with a temporary turnaround. Mr. Hreha is concerned about the street length, he realizes that there are other cul-de- sacs in the city that are longer than 500 feet, but the City should try to not set precedence that this be an reoccurring practice. The commission wants to make sure the safety forces can access the areas should an emergency occur. Mr. Lasko moved to table Shadow VVood (Bradley Road Cluster) of 30898 Bradley Road until the next scheduled Planning Commission meeting. T. Hreha seconded the ffiotion which was unanimously approeed. 2. Developanent Plan - Corner Stone Plaza, 23420 Lorain Road: WRD 2 The proposal is to consolidate Permanent Parcel Number 231-26-006 (approximately 0.62 acre, and also known as 23420 Lorain Road) with Permanent Parcels Numbers 231-26-003 (approximately 0.19 acre). The consolidated parcel will be 1.1391 acres. The location is on the northwest corner of the intersection of Lorain Road and Clague Road. Zoning is Retail Business, General. The existing permanent Parcels Number 231-26-003, 231-26-004, 231-26-005 and 231-26-006 do not conform to the area requirements of the Zoning Code. The required area is 40,000 square feet, and the actual area is approximately 8,200 square feet (-003), 7,750 square feet (-004), 5,800 square feet (-005), and 26,840 square feet (-006). The existing Permanent Parcel Number 231-26- 003, 231-26-004 and 231-26-005 do not conform to the lot width requirement of the Zoning Code. The existing permanent parcel number 231-26-006 conforms to the lot width requirement of the Zoning Code for the frontage along Clague Road. The proposed consolidated parcel will conform to the area and lot width requirements of the Zoning Code.