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the drainage can be handled but that this is just the conceptual plan and those details would be provided at a later date. Dr. Nicholas felt this project would have a serious negative impact on Oak Chase and the Sanctuary subdivisions. He asked that staff put him on a contact list for courtesy notices, and Director Boling assured him that would be done. John Carr, 6555 351'' Lane, read a letter from Adrian and Ginya Dery, 6432 341'' Lane, (COPY IS ON FILE WITH THE BACKUP FOR TODAY'S MEETING) requesting a postponement of approval on this project so that more investigation could take place. Ron Wooster, 6550 351'' Lane, expressed major concerns about the bridge at 661'' Avenue. Barbara Snell, 6412 341'' Lane, expressed concerns about the increased traffic, especially on 33rd Street where the traffic is horrendous. She asked for a reconsideration of the traffic and density. Jeff Merrick, 6535 361'' Place, Sales Director at the Bermuda Club, felt that further restrictions on lot sizes and traffic densities would help to maintain the present quality of life in the County. He noted that $200,000 for a residential unit does not constitute affordable housing. Carolyn Plank, 3447 63rd Square, questioned whether widening 33rd is being planned, and Public Works Director Davis stated that, at the most, it would only be widened to 3 lanes to add a turn lane. Ms. Plank applauded the Board's suggestion to revisit the PD ordinance especially with regard to traffic impacts. Aileen Anderson, 6750 33rd Street, felt the conceptual plan would be a better use of the property than the original platting which would allow more density. Keith Pelan stated that they would be happy to work with the Board to revisit the PD ordinance but asked that the Board approve this project as submitted. APRIL 22, 2003 18