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Bout will try to save as many of the other trees as possible. The desire is that it will be a functional and beautiful project. There will be 60% open space, which is greater than the 40% required He pointed out that the plan has the full support of the Planning Director and the Planning & Zoning Commission. They have no argument with any of the conditions that have been recommended. (CLERK'S NOTE: MR. DEAN'S HANDOUT HAS BEEN FILED WITH THE BACKUP OF THE MEETING.) Leo Cahill, 1195 43' Avenue, read a short letter which he stated was signed by the neighbors. The letters stated their concerns and opposition to the exceptional use. Their concerns included lowered market value of their properties, commercial design of the necessary roadway amendments, and the development of the 43' Avenue corridor. Personally, he was concerned about the double impact to the intersection of 43' Avenue and 12' Street since he believed both will be expanded to 5 lanes. (CLERK'S NOTE: The letter was presented for the record and it has been filed with the backup for the meeting in the office of the Clerk to the Board.) Mr. Cunningham, 1015 41' Avenue, expressed concerns about drainage in the area. He believed the planned project will exacerbate a problem that already exists. Director Boling addressed the drainage issue and advised that the applicant will have to get a stormwater management plan approved before moving forward. That will also be reviewed by the County's Engineering Department. Public Works Director James W. Davis stated that the drainage plan for the project must be designed to handle the on-site drainage and cannot negatively impact other properties. He advised that a storm sewer will be put in place when 43' Avenue is widened. He further explained the diversion of stormwater in response to a question from Commissioner Ginn. January 11, 2000 W 0 0