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Approved 3/5/14 4 David Lazzo: If we are not part of the existing homeowners, we would set up our own. 163 164 Susan Huffman: When you say the runoff will go into the Eno River, it has to go through the pond that is bordered 165 by Rapids Lane homes on the west side in Pleasant Green. I have heard from the homeowners in the past that 166 drainage area at the end of the pond going into the river hasn’t been kept open and it backs up into their crawl 167 spaces. If you decrease impervious by having more impervious and having more runoff going into the streams 168 leading into the Eno, you have to work on keeping that channel open or it will back up. 169 170 Pete Hallenbeck: The problem is that the water way that runs and feeds that pond is not cleared enough and the 171 pond backs up. 172 173 Susan Huffman: I think it is at the end where the pond dumps into the river. 174 175 Lisa Stuckey: Whose responsibility is that? 176 177 Pete Hallenbeck: At this point, we can take that comment and have the planning department be aware and look at 178 what they can do. 179 180 David Lazzo: The ponds are designed for the flow that runs off the property to be exactly as it is today. 181 182 Terry Boylan: This is a requirement by state law. 183 184 Susan Tilley: In addition to being concerned about Paper Birch as people who live on that road, we are very 185 concerned about sight lines for people coming around that curve. Has there been any thought to changing the 186 entrance to that neighborhood onto Pleasant Green which as opposed to Paper Birch? 187 188 Pete Hallenbeck: For my edification Paper Birch is not DOT maintained? But the plan is that it will be DOT 189 maintained? 190 191 Terry Boylan: It is in the process of DOT accepting that. 192 193 Maxecine Mitchell: Is Paper Birch Road a cul-de-sac? 194 195 Terry Boylan: Yes. As far as access onto Paper Birch that is the best location site distance wise. It would not have 196 been feasible to access the neighborhood from Pleasant Green Road. We would have to cross 130 foot buffer. 197 198 Pete Hallenbeck: You already have a crossing over that stream on Paper Birch and if you come in off Paper Birch 199 you would be using that. If you went to Pleasant Green, there would be a second crossing across that waterway. 200 201 Terry Boylan: Right. 202 203 Maxecine Mitchell: Is Willett a regular size road, private road? 204 205 Michael Harvey: State maintained. 206 207 MOTION by Maxecine Mitchell to approve Planning Director’s recommendation. Seconded by Buddy Hartley. 208 VOTE: UNANIMOUS 209 210 AGENDA ITEM : ADJOURNMENT 211 212 MOTION: made by Lisa Stuckey to adjourn. Seconded by Tony Blake. 213 VOTE: UNANIMOUS 214 50