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Community Development Director Bob Keating revieW ed the project using a <br />POWER POINTTM presentation and stated, in response to several questions, that Grovenor <br />Estates' lots are a little smaller than required by RS -3 zoning but larger than required under <br />RS -6 zoning. In order to get 300 units on this parcel, the owner would have to submit a <br />planned development application. <br />The Chairman opened the public hearing and asked if anyone wished to be heard in <br />this matter. <br />Diane Cabral, 3129 11t' Street SW, Grovenor Estates, was opposed to the project <br />and had concerns about the amount of traffic that would be created. She stated that The <br />Colony is being developed with 550 single-family and 200 multi -family residences with a <br />golf course located on 27`h Avenue; Arbor Trace has 151 single-family residences in <br />construction; and there are a number of commercial properties also in construction. There <br />is only I paved and 1 unpaved road going into Grovenor Estates and Stirling Lake Estates <br />and the traffic is already very difficult. Oslo Road is not scheduled to be expanded until <br />2020 and the proposed 1-95 off ramp would only create more traffic. <br />Donna Rutledge, 1276 32nd Avenue SW, read a petition bearing 124 signatures in <br />opposition to the project. (COPY OF PETITION IS ON FILE WITH THE BACKUP FOR <br />TODAY'S MEETING.) They are all concerned about the type of homes proposed to be <br />built, the noise level, the impact on the neighboring schools and the traffic impact. She also <br />expressed her concern for the local wildlife and her pleasure in walking in the neighborhood. <br />DECEMBER 4, 2001 <br />