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St. Andrews Lane we're using low maintenance and drought tolerant grasses. Even in the irrigated areas we're using drought tolerant tall fescue sod. Tom Phare, Director of Public Works, asked John Franklin what the two local streets provide for as far as access to the east. Franklin: There is potential access (TAPE INAUDIBLE). In the beginning Planning Commission process it was meant to be a limited type access. By limited, we meant to not provide a cut off on Dillon Road or a corridor for people to get to the Club House quickly. Phare: (TAPE INAUDIBLE) Chuck Bellock, representing the partnership Coal Creek Associates and the Applicant. Bellock: Critical to our plan was to preserve the neighborhood as a neighborhood by providing limited access roadways. (Bellock reviewed the Plat/Maps - VIDEO TAPE AVAILABLE). It was our intention to never provide a shortcut to the Golf Course, but rather preserve the neighborhood and provide emergency access only. Phare would like to see all neighborhoods have full secondary access. He made reference to the Street Layout Plan (SEE VIDEO) as having no access for some of the people from out of the neighborhood. He doesn't want to see a shortcut to the Golf Course. He would like to see alternate access to the neighborhood on a full street, so that if there is something wrong with the roads, people can possibly get out and get on the public arterials. Franklin: It was discussed at the Planning Commission. A specific note on the PUD Plan which would reference the possibility of access of some sort to the east, so that when we have the Developer disclose at the Sales Office by showing the PUD Plan, people can identify that if they are considering buying lots at the east end of the project. 12