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dictated by the constructed medians on Cherry Street and Taft Court so, that is our full-turn movement coming within our development. We also wanted two points of access within our subdivision so we requested a right-in and a right- out. The best traffic pattern within our subdivision was to develop small enclaves within it that had neighborhood compatibility and, yet, lessened the number of crossings across the Public Service easement. We used three roads to create a flow of traffic and two cul-de-sacs which minimized the number of crossings that we have to come across the open space with. We also have designated on the Plat where the people can have their driveway entrance. We have three points of access for utilities to serve our project; first, coming through an outlot into a private street in Coal Creek to the west; second, to come through an outlot into a cul-de-sac; third, at the Public Service easement in Club Homes. There are existing utilities that we can use. We chose to access our utilities through our open space and into an outlot and into a cul- de-sac where there is only one existing home at this time. This would cause the least disturbance of anybody and still serve our property. The second point picked was the point farther to the south which is within the Public Service easement, again causing the least disturbance. Storm drainage will come from the west in an outlot going to the east and will enter the street and be carried off by street flows back over to the southwest corner of our property, exiting to the north up the outlot and through another outlot to the east. Drainage can be handled within the street which eliminates the necessity for storm drainage pipes and higher upkeep facilities within 7