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Street Lights Park Areas Maintenance of Undeveloped Lots Bike Paths Replat of Open Space Don Taylor, 104 Carter Court 11/16/82 Page -8- hazard, should have small mesh grating. The builder mentioned trash detention racks, it was his hope this would prevent children from getting injured. Street lights were another concern - are to be installed at the end of the year. Homeowners expected to have recreation areas for the children and the adults, including one or more tennis courts - would like to see this developed. Homeowners would like to have ongoing main- tenance of undeveloped lots, including weed and trash control. It was his understanding that citations had been issued by the City, but the weeds and trash remained a problem all summer. The developer has indicated he will grade all the unfinished lots before active weed growth occurs. Mr. Reed again stressed if the City would accept the im- provements, the homeowners would be happy as well. Noted on the developer's schedule list - bike paths, which had no date for completion, wanted to know when this would be accomplished. The final date when everything would be com- pleted was July 15, 1983 and felt this was agreeable with the homeowners of Mission Greens. He requested that the City advise the home- owners if the schedule is being met as pro- mised by the developer - felt there was a lack of communication - would very much ap- preciate this being done. A year ago it was discussed replatting of the open space area and it was decided that these small areas would be given to the home- owners. This replat has not been completed, and he was concerned that he did not own the 25' acquired through this arrangement. He requested this be expedited. Mr. Suitts had advised the replat would come before Council at their December 7th meeting. Stated his comments would be a sound endorse- ment of the Mr.. Reed's comments. He too felt there had been misunderstandings and lack of communications. He recently circulated a petition at Coal Creek Crossing Subdivision of almost every homeowner. Mr. Taylor left a copy of the petition with City Engineer Blanchard, whom he met with the previous day.