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<br /> --,' <br />Storck: Cherrywood in the southeast would be 5500 to 6000 <br /> square feet. These lots are actually larger than those <br /> for the most part. <br />Hornbostel: We have an open space dedication, where is? Is it <br /> Outlot A? <br />Shonkwiler: The open space dedication for all of Centennial Valley <br /> was satisfied with the 406 acres out of the 882 that were <br /> dedicated to the City at the time of annexation and <br /> replat. The open space dedication for all of Centennial <br /> Valley had been accommodated with the 45% of the <br /> ground that we gave to the City. <br />Hornbostel expressed her concern that the City is building homes and not providing places <br />for the residents to gather. Hornbostel felt that a regional park should be looked into, but <br />that would be in the future and that would not help the current situation. <br />Davidson: The associated development that was originally planned <br /> to be with this, what is the effect of that not coming in <br /> at this time? <br />Franklin: There is no direct affect in my opinion because the <br /> project was marketed and designed as a completely <br /> introverted and closed kind of project. It was for empty <br /> nesters, folks without children who wanted an <br /> independent lifestyle with low maintenance, walls <br /> around the development and some sense of security. <br /> Almost the antithesis of a wide open single family <br /> project like you have before you tonight. The reason <br /> for the notation in the condition in the resolution is if <br /> the land or a portion did come in for single family, that <br /> it be integrated or time be spent to redesign Phase III <br /> to integrate the future single family area if it was <br /> feasible. <br />Davidson: Is the question then a matter of access to this next piece <br /> of property? <br />Franklin: Yes, fundamentally access... <br />Davidson: The road would have to be redone? <br /> 20 <br />