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06'7 17 intended to be used by residents of the development only and that the furthest Lot was 1/2 mile away. Collins introduced the June 6, 1985 Letter from Ralph Cochran. No citizen comments were received. Mayor Massif requested that direction be provided to Town staff on the review of proposals and application of standards. He noted the development is likely to be urban in nature and questioned the adequacy of the local road network. He continued that the development should not be considered a neighborhood unless adjacent vacant Land was included by nature of the design . He inquired how the road network is affected by this development, especially improvements to Weaver Dairy Road. He noted that consideration of the local road network is incumbent on the governmental units so that developers of undeveloped land have some guidance on the projected road network. He continued that the survey of the projected continuation of Sage Road across Erwin and Weaver Dairy Roads should be completed prior to approval of the project and that the site plan should be revised accordingly. Mayor Massif further commented on drainage and power Line impacts on lot design, maintaining that these easements should not be part of the Lots . He commented that pump stations may be a legitimate proposal in this case. Planning Board member Margison inquired when Weaver Dairy Road will be improved . Manager Taylor responded it is to be widened to 5 lanes and is a high priority project . Planning Board member Yuhasz inquired if Chapel HiLL has a roadway network Plan for undeveloped land in its jurisdiction in the 1 joint planning area or, if not, what ideas should be used to guide us in consideration of how these stub—outs are to be developed . Mayor Massif responded there is no plan in place and that staff i p f should attempt to address the road network to serve