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Minutes Planning Commission Wednesday, April 22, 1987 over the association and what it does. They cannot force any pre-existing owners to join an association. Trying to get everyone to come together with different goals and time frames will be difficult. Mr. Alexander stated that the width of the street (28') shouldn't be an issue with one-half acre lots. The narrowness maintains the rural atmosphere and integrity of the area. Mr. Alexander contended that no more traffic will be generated on the subject street whether it be private or public. Commissioner Berger asked if there was to be any on-street parking. Mr. Alexander acknowledged there will be none. Chairman Lindsey asked if Martin was a public or private street. Mr. Alexander reported that it is public and so is Mohr Avenue. Chairman Lindsey asked if the Commission agrees for these streets to be public, should the Jennaro property ever develop if there would be a street going to Mohr Avenue. Mr. Alexander answered, "no." The Equestrian Avenue bulb will be extended to the Jennaro property as now layed out. Chairman Lindsey stated that when this project was originally approved, it was his assumption that Cameron would connect to Kamp. Commissioner Tarver asked with Martin Avenue being brought into the City, if it was planned to be improved and widened. Mr. Swift said the street is in the process of being annexed and bas Homes, Inc. will do an overlay across the entire frontage of their property. It will not be a full 36' wide street. Mr. Leach acknowledged that just one-half will be improved, with a 50' right-of-way, 27' paved with rolled curb on the western side. Discussion then ensued relating to the General Plan and sand and gravel reclamation and whether the property would be used for residential. It was stated that there is no fixed plan for the area. Mr. Alexander reported that bas Homes, Inc. doesn't build projects just to get in and then leave town. Their best sales are generated from previous purchasers of bas Homes. Further they intend to develop other property in town and want to do what is right. George Szeman, 3617 Kamp Drive, represented the Mohr Park residents. They are concerned that the homes in their area do not have to bear the burden of traffic for other developments. They do not want any streets widened, but do not care whether the street system discussed is public or private. Their concern is with increased traffic and small children living in the area. They question a need for a full thoroughfare. Chairman Lindsey asked Mr. Szeman if they were concerned with Cameron going through to Kamp. Mr. Szeman said the concern is not with the street going through, but rather with the width of the street. Mr. Szeman said if the Mohr house is renovated, this will mean a large increase in traffic. Commissioner Michelotti asked if Trenery will eventually go through. Mr. Swift said it will end in a cul-de-sac. - 7 -