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Drainage Bill Suitts, 460 Paragon Dr. Developer of Mission Greens WJS Corp. Street Improvements & Drainage 11/16/82 Page -9- They are also asking WJS Corp. to do something about the streets, sidewalks, gutters, etc. They also would like the green areas deeded to the property owners as promised. Would like the open area north of Coal Creek Cross- ing, which is now a drainage area, and pro- posed tennis court in the future to be con- structed. At least would like some completion date. Mr. Taylor stated there is irrigation water that comes off a large alfalfa field to the west;it is his understanding that it is the developer's responsibility to provide for drainage from this field away from the lots. and into a drainage area that has been con- structed. He requested notice of any future meetings, and endorsrothe concerns expressed. Would like to remind Council and Bill Suitts that Coal Creek Crossing is' . part of Centennial Valley I and have very strong concerns re- garding the street improvements. Regretted all these concerns had to be brought before Council but must be dealt with. It was brought about by economic conditions that he had experienced over the past 18 months. The construction business has been battered severely by the economy. The Centennial Valley I project consists of approximately 70 homes - was very expensive - to date has cost him $700,000.00. All of the curb and gutter, water and sewer lines, storm sewer, sewer lines down Lois Drive, etc. have been completed. Items that still remain to be completed, which comprise of $75,000.00 worth of improvements consist basically of the second lift of asphalt. This has been contracted with Frontier Paving and they were at the subdivision today patching and sweeping the streets. He had contacted the scheduler and they are finishing the parking lot with the STC proj ect in Longmont , and J. will start on the overlay on Friday of this week, weather permitting. At that time they will do the second lift of overlay and asphalt patching, at a cost of approximately $40,000. That will take care of some of the drainage problems; this will be done in front of all the homes in the subdivision including the area on Carter Court. The only section that will not be done is the cul-de-sac where there are no homes at the present time.