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DEC 191979 BOOK 42 PAGE 382 SENIOR PLANNER DAVID MARSH CAME BEFORE THE BOARD TO DISCUSS A REVISION TO THE TENTATIVE APPROVAL OF MITCHELL ACRES SUBDIVISION. HE NOTED THAT THIS REVISION RESULTED FROM THE CONTROVERSY CONCERNING ROADS GOING FROM MITCHELL SUBDIVISION INTO COLONIAL TERRACE, WHICH WAS DISCUSSED AT THE MEETING OF OCTOBER 10, 1979, AND AT WHICH TIME IT WAS AGREED THAT THE DEVELOPER OF MITCHELL SUBDIVISION WOULD REMOVE THEIR CULVERT; THE COUNTY WOULD REINSTALL THE DITCH AND THE PAVING IN COLONIAL TERRACE; AND THE RESIDENTS OF COLONIAL TERRACE WOULD DO ANY LANDSCAPING REQUIRED. ENGINEER SCHMUCKER CONFIRMED THAT THERE IS A REVISION OF TWO STREETS AND THEY ARE PUTTING IN A CUL-DE-SAC. HE STATED THAT THEY GOT APPROVAL ON THEIR WATER SYSTEM FROM THE DER, BUT CANT PUT IN FIRE HYDRANTS. ATTORNEY COLLINS COMMENTED THAT IF IT DOESN'T MEET COUNTY STANDARDS, IT MAY NOT BE SUFFICIENT. MR. SCHMUCKER EXPLAINED THAT IT IS ONLY A QUESTION OF WHETHER THEY CAN INSTALL A FIRE HYDRANT; EVERYTHING WILL BE THERE, BUT THEY WOULD HAVE TO HAVE A 100,000 GALLON TANK. THEY CAN PUMP THE 500 GALLONS PER MINUTE, BUT DON'T HAVE THE STORAGE CAPACITY. HE NOTED THAT THEY ALREADY HAVE A TANK THAT IS DOUBLE THE RETENTION REQUIRED BY THE STATE. ENGINEER SCHMUCKER CONTINUED TO EXPLAIN HOW THEY REVISED THE PLAT BY ELIMINATING A RIGHT-OF-WAY, AND IT REALLY MAKES NO DIFFERENCE IN THE DEVELOPMENT AT ALL. SENIOR PLANNER MARSH INFORMED THE BOARD THAT PLANNING DIRECTOR REVER HAS BEEN INVOLVED IN THIS MATTER, AND FROM WHAT HE UNDERSTANDS, IT DOES COMPLY. ENGINEER SCHMUCKER INFORMED THE BOARD THAT THE CULVERT HAS BEEN REMOVED, THERE IS AN OPEN DITCH, AND HE BELIEVED THERE IS A BARRICADE. ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER DEESON, SECONDED BY -COMMISSIONER LYONS, THE BOARD UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED THE REVISION TO THE TENTATIVE APPROVAL OF MITCHELL ESTATES SUBDIVISION, NOW KNOWN AS PINE CREST SUBDIVISION. 77