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AUG 2 2 1984 BOOK Steve Lyons, Attorney and resident of 33rd Avenue, informed the Board that he is representing Ben and Hazel Natale, Paul & Barbara Domico, and Jeff & Regina Goddard, all of whom live on 33rd Ave. He suggested that if the County wants to get rid of the public road - private road issue, they could accept the road as currently constructed as a public road and simply not accept.the portion that was platted as an extension of the cul de sac. He emphasized that most of the residents prefer it as a dead end street, and they are prepared to maintain the street if the City wants them to. Attorney Louis "Buck" Vocelle, Jr., informed the Board that he is representing Mr. Bergamino, whose preference is that the street go through. Attorney Vocelle believed that it makes more sense from both the City and County's standpoint to open the road through since it is only two blocks long and there is no danger of traffic racing up and down as it doesn't go anywhere. He also felt it makes more sense from the standpoint of facilitating services to the property owners. Attorney Vocelle further noted that there is an easement shown on the plat for an extension of the road, which he felt indicated an intention by the developer to open that road in the future. Chairman Scurlock noted that you wouldn't necessarily have to have two cul de sacs, you could have a stub. Attorney Lyons reported that they did mention that possibility at the City Council meeting on July 3rd, and the one person speaking against it was City Manager John Little. Mr. Little also was the only one speaking in favor of the through street. Attorney Lyons noted that Mr. Little lives on 34th Street and presumably he doesn't want the traffic going down his street. Attorney Lyons did not see why the residents wouldn't be benefited by back to back cul de sacs. 46