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AY 2 3 1999 p !y� C'oo 76 F,,cc 928 Director Keating informed the Board that the actual build- out density will be 5.48 upa. These waivers represent a little lessening of restrictions because the project is under unified control. In a normal subdivision, a number of builders can go in, but in this case, it is unified. He further noted that there is an old AT&T easement running through the project. It is no longer in use, but prior to one of the final phases, that will have to be formally abandoned. Commissioner Scurlock asked if there is sufficient access for all the residents to get in and out, and Director Keating explained that there is one main entrance and access point„ but it is a boulevarded access so that if one side were closed, access could be out the other and the circulation pattern allows people to go different directions in the internal roadway system. Commissioner Eggert asked what if there were an emergency, and they all had to end up on Old Dixie, and Director Keating noted that 5th Street SW is on the Thoroughfare Plan and eventu- ally will be an east/west roadway connecting to 20th Avenue. Commissioner Bowman stated that she would like to see an access onto 6th Avenue. She realized they want it private, but if there were a big emergency, then they would be coming back in complaining. Director Keating advised that they did look at this issue in the site plan process, and staff didn't think a western access point was really necessary on this project given the number of units. Discussion ensued about the fact that it was not desirable to access them to 6th Avenue because it goes into the Timber Ridge development to the south and is not projected to extend any further. Commissioner Bowman felt you could run them out on Rebel Road and stated that she would like to add a condition about access to staff's recommendation. The Chairman asked if anyone present wished to be heard. 46