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23 Draft 1 Marty Jorgensen: It doesn't go anywhere interesting except around the old cul-de-sac. So, it's not well used. 2 3 Beth Bronson: Certainly. No, I would say that hikers go on to the north and bikers go on to the south. But that said, 4 just from a safety perspective, that white trail, being so close to the campers and, adequate signage 5 and stuff like that for kids. But yeah, that's separate issue, I was just curious. 6 7 Matt Rutledge: The bike trails, we call them multi use. They are for hikers and bikers, and the rule is that bikers 8 yield to hikers. 9 10 Beth Bronson: Okay. 11 12 Matt Rutledge: It is not always followed, but we do have a partnership with TORC, which is a local mountain biking 13 organization, and they help us. They have representatives out there and kind of help us spread the 14 word to the mountain biking community,just be aware of rules like that. 15 16 Marty Jorgensen: And we also train our campers to get to the side with a little song. 17 18 Beth Bronson: Good. All right, I'm sorry, you had a question for Taylor? 19 20 Leon Meyers: Yeah, on parking. In the agenda package, I read the staffs opinion to be that the application as 21 presented did not meet the parking requirements and just for the record, can you tell us whether 22 these changes adequately address UDO parking requirements. 23 24 Taylor Perschau: So, it is correct that the staff report noted they did not meet Section 6.9, and actually,we haven't had 25 the opportunity to review except forjust this moment, and I think that we're still determining.We have 26 some questions still for the, I guess you're calling it private road, Road A, where it's mostly parking. 27 It's still structured as a one way. 28 29 T.C. Morphis: What we've done, we've shown two cars, but those two cars are illustrating a car moving, just to 30 show that there's two-way access. 31 32 Taylor Perschau: My question is about this one. 33 34 T.C. Morphis: Private Road B. 35 36 Taylor Perschau: Yes. 37 38 T.C. Morphis: Right. So,we've shown parallel parking on that road. If I may, let me just describe a little, I'm getting 39 into legal terms here, but we're trying to do this without building anything with, and it's mostly from 40 an environmental standpoint, and I realize the staff has parking requirements, but we're trying to use 41 an existing infrastructure as much as we can without adding more gravel, and more impervious 42 surface, without adding another parking lot. They already have a fairly large parking lot on these 95 43 acres that serves the larger public for the mountain biking and the hiking community, and really for 44 the practical benefit and the practical use and the benefit of the Schoolhouse of Wonder. They don't 45 really need parking in the true designation of parking. It's really just drop-off zones. We're trying to 46 respect the clearance that we have that Taylor's described of the two-way traffic without putting any 47 parallel parking on that street and just to add to that, I don't think I made this point as clear as I would 48 have liked, really, Road A is the one that functions as a road. People come in; people go out. You 49 would want to be able to have that double clearing. Road B, we're calling it a road. It's effectively a 23