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325 <br /> August 17,1980 <br /> adopted or that he interpreted a little differently than the way <br /> h 111 <br /> they should a interpreted so it is up to council be the Judge <br /> tonight as to the approprietness of that initial determination by <br /> the responsible official. <br /> Brad Cattle, attorney representing Bayridge Development, said this <br /> is not a final design stage,it is not a final landscaping stage but <br /> rather it is to assess whether or not the responsible official, <br /> after his consultation with the the various Public Works Department <br /> people,hathe city Police Department and the Park Department,whether }. <br /> quantity <br /> responsible information,ierred s sufficient <br /> determining ofng that sufficient <br /> suff y o quality of information and a <br /> sufficient list t 29 conditions iro applied to this be tls elopment such <br /> that thele are not adverse environmental effects because of it. <br /> He pointed out that this property is already zoned multiple-family <br /> o <br /> and the council should my Consider whether the number and <br /> placement of the units is legitimate information. He said when <br /> .. <br /> citizens come up and speak of the traffic problems, the Council <br /> should talk to the Traffic Engineer regarding it ar there has been a <br /> traffic study. The wetlands has been staked and is being preserved <br /> as requested by the DOE. He said the developer does not object to <br /> leaving all vegetation there until the site plan as been approved. <br /> He also spoke f oil water separators and bio-filtration swale into <br /> the lake and wetlands. He said there could be a maintenance <br /> contract for the catch basins so they could be monitored by the city. <br /> Councilmember Morrow asked thy the lake was being filled and Mr. <br /> Cattle replied the city had requested this. Mr Ervine said it was <br /> to restore the erosion and by planting vegetation it would keep it <br /> Prom eroding further. <br /> Counsaid they so[Pope asked about the removal o4 t and Mx. Cattle <br /> said they would replace every tree removed by another tree. <br /> President Hive waso <br /> c erned about condition 15 which might restrict <br /> turning movements toright turn only for ingress and egress from the <br /> project. <br /> Councilmember Morrow was concerned about having a bus pull out as �tt. <br /> the entrances to the project are so close. t s <br /> Dorothy Vandeventer of 2012 129th Pl.S.E. objected to the project <br /> end requested that an EIS be required. She said there was potential <br /> pollution to a large body of water,air pollution impact,inadequate • <br /> drainage plans to protect water quality, traffic conjestion, <br /> inadequate wetland protection, emergency vehicle access on timely <br /> basis and clear cutting trees all part of her objection to the <br /> Project. <br /> Al Kaminski of 13020 23rd Dr.S.E.complained about the drainage to <br /> the lake and asked for en EIS also. <br /> Peggy Cla Plen of 2127 Lake Heights Dr.felt that 100 units were too <br /> many for such a small area and she thought there should be a fifty <br /> foot buffer. <br /> Louise Britton of 1231 131st. 5.E. was concerned about the <br /> additional traffic,the safety for fixe egress and also requested an <br /> EIS. <br />
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