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Sh¢,nkwiler: The 17% is site specific on Lot 1 and doesn't take into account the roughly three acres of site detention area that are in conjunction with these. Mayer wondered if Shonkwiler would have a problem with the city res~erving the right to make the median break on McCaslin a right- in/right-out in the future if traffic warrants it. Shonkwiler explained that the median break was contemplated in 1984 and[ all of the roadways were designed in contemplation of that med[ian break. Although, according to State Statutes, the city has the right to do what they feel is necessary to correct an unsafe situation. Shonkwiler had no problem with that. Tom Phare, Public Works Director,- stated that with the future growth in this area, there will need to be a modification there. He pointed out that it is reasonable to expect that in the ne~t few years signalization will occur at the Dahlia Street intersections. Mayer wondered about detention. Shonkwiler explained that Lots 10 & 11 were created to be the detention areas for the 42 acres. Mayer wondered how maintenance of the site would be coordinated. Shonkwiler stated that there would be a maintenance director. Hedding wondered about the location of the signage. Shonkwiler: There will be one sign on the east of the major access point on Dillon Road, one sign in the central median at the access point on McCaslin Boulevard, and a third monument sign on a central landscaped median at the access point on Cherry Street, which is directly across the street of the access between the A & W and the daycare center. Hed!ding wondered about the berm height on the perimeter of the site. Shonkwiler: It will be a combination of berms and relatively dense landscaping around the perimeter of the site. Hedding: Three feet in height? 4