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Minutes Planning Commissi . 10/24/84 Mr. Swift indicated that the fence would not be in the middle of the easements; in some cases the property lines are but the fences are not. He reviewed the location of storm drains, swales, etc. A large surface flow is not expected in he back yards. The need for having catch basins on top of existing storm drain lines is greatly reduced. Chairman Doherty then asked Mr. Warnick of Mr. Okamura could come up to the front and review item by item the field survey of the open area. Mr. Okamura then did this reviewing each of their recommended conditions of mitigation. Commissioner Wilson felt there were a lot of easements. Mr. Swift indicated that this is why you need the signature of all of the property owners. Commissioner Wilson asked who would do the basic paperwork necessary to accommodate this plan if it is approved. Mr. Swift indicated that Cork Harbour has stated they will do it. Commissioner Getty asked that if by some miracle signatures are obtained what kind of action could be taken to ensure that second and third homebuyers of the property would maintain this. Mr. Swift indicated that title reports show all easements and this is the only thing which can be used effectively to guarantee that future homebuyers will be made aware of the situation. The public hearing was opened. Jeff Lawrence, Cork Harbour, reviewed the letter which they sent to the Commission. The modification currently under consideration is not at their request. Their proposal was to reduce the open space. He offered previously to put together a. plan which would cover the City's concerns and hopefully address the needs and desires of the property owners. He indicated that he does not represent each of the individual homeowners. He believes that generally everyone except Lot 53 was contacted about the proposed changes. They had not discussed fencing coming down. It is not an uncommon situation to have double fencing. He felt a lot of work would need to be done to implement the plan (10/12/84). They need time to have the documents signed. He indicated that he didn't fully understand the scope of the drainage issue. He felt that this plan benefits each of the homeowners in a major way. Commissioner Lindsey asked about the fencing furnished by the developer. Mr. Lawrence reviewed the fencing situation indicating that in some cases it was a negotiated item in the second phase of development. Chairman Doherty addressed the original 14 lots and the original title policies and whether or not the existing easements are recorded on them. Mr. Lawrence said they are except for the final 5 ft. easement. Paul Miller, Lot 62, 4766 Peaceful Lane, indicated that he has a swimming pool near completion. He bought his property believing - 3 - . ..... _... __._.. _~_~ _._. .. _ _ ._~r