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cul-de-sacs in the original layout. We've improved some of the lot layouts to eliminate some of the flag lot scenarios that were in the original PUD. We improved some of the utility and drainage corridors and worked with Public Works to make sure that all of our facilities will integrate with the Golf Course facilities. We have improved an emergency access and worked with the Fire District and West Gas Company to provide a better emergency access, which shortens up the distance for the emergency access from the original PUD plan. During the Planning Commission and Public Hearing process we worked on several issues with the gas companies on the compressor stations, as far as noise abatement, any potential for impact on the gas lines and so forth. We had also worked out an access to the Mauer property, which is bounded by Dillon Road and the Coal Creek Development. We had an access to this property within this development, which would eliminate the need for an access on Dillon Road. This parcel contains a large portion of the Coal Creek/Rock Creek Trail corridor. Through the subdivision itself this will be a 10 ft. wide concrete path, which goes along Augusta Drive all the way through to the Open Space area, back out through and under Dillon Road. As part of the original annexation, the developer is required to build portions of this trial within the annexed area. On the original PUD there were 24 ft. wide streets with 30 ft. wide right-of-ways. There was concern from Public Works and the Planning Commission that it wouldn't provide adequate parking. We worked out a compromise on the streets for Augusta Drive to be 28 ft. wide with a 40 ft. right-of-way, this would accommodate the 10 ft. wide trail plus would provide two through lanes and parking on one 10