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agreement to ensure development in a timely manner, and coordinating road paving with Public Works. Prior to approval of the first final plat, the applicant should obtain a right-of-way permit for the improvements on 27th Avenue SW. A lengthy discussion ensued when the Commissioners expressed their concerns and posed questions to staff to obtain additional details regarding this issue. Attorney Collins responded to Commissioner Bowden's questions regarding the developer applying for credit. Roads are normally shown on the 20 -year Capitol Improvement Plan, then the applicant can apply for CIP credit. Those roads have to be in place before the developer can apply for credit. He advised a condition should be added to the agreement. During the discussion Chairman Neuberger, Vice Chairman Wheeler and Commissioner Davis stated they believe there should be connectivity on the north side of the PD. The Chairman opened the public hearing. Mark Brackett, 1915 34th Avenue, Turtle Creek Developer, explained his original plans included vehicular access from 13th Street SW onto 37th Avenue, but he favored to go along with the neighbors to remove the access. (Clerk's Note: The Chairman called for a recess at 10:23 a.m. The meeting was reconvened at 10:34 a.m.) Commissioner Lowther asked to consider providing a gate on 13th SW allowing it to be open during school hours Monday through Friday. Wayne Chesney, Grovenor Estates, had safety concerns on the project. He would like to have an access to get onto 17th Street. Renee Renzi, 301 Waverly Place, sympathized with Commissioner Wheeler's frustration because everyone was in glee when the South County Initiative was introduced March 21, 2006 - 11 -