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From: Hodges, Steven M<br />

To: Wiebler, Brian T.<br />

Cc: CMP_PLN_AMND<br />

Subject: FW: Disc Village Comp Plan Amendment<br />

Date: Friday, February 01, 2013 2:50:43 PM<br />

FYI.<br />

From: Barry Poole [mailto:barry@poole-eng.com]<br />

Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2013 10:28 AM<br />

To: Hodges, Steven M<br />

Subject: Disc Village Comp Plan Amendment<br />

Steve,<br />

The second neighborhood meeting was conducted last Thursday, January 24, 2013 at the Woodville<br />

Elementary School.<br />

The attendance was low, which was unexpected given that it was clearly announced that this<br />

meeting would present more specific development plans. The information provided included a<br />

preliminary site plan for the proposed cottages on the parcel not included in the comp plan<br />

amendment and a preliminary development plan for the parcels which are part of the comp plan<br />

amendment.<br />

However, the attendees that were present did provide comments, questions and several<br />

opportunities to work together on improvements to the pedestrian and traffic movements in the<br />

area.<br />

Nancy Stokely, principle of Woodville Elementary, discussed the traffic congestion at Natural<br />

Bridge’s intersection with Woodville Highway. It was noted that the school buses cause a large<br />

portion of the traffic back-up down Natural Bridge, resulting from buses trying to make a left turn<br />

on Woodville Highway. Construction of a left turn lane would significantly help the situation and<br />

allow vehicles to proceed with a right-turn. This intersection improvement is relatively affordable<br />

versus a four-laned Woodville Highway, for example. In addition, Ms. Stokely mentioned that<br />

there may be grant money available for the construction of sidewalks, which are lacking in the area<br />

and pose a safety hazard to the elementary students walking to and from school.<br />

This meeting was significantly different in character than the initial neighborhood open house<br />

meeting. There was very little negativity and the meeting concluded with a pledge from the<br />

development team to work with the community and school to bring about the possible roadway<br />

improvements and additional sidewalks.<br />

Wastewater Treatment Facility<br />

Citizens Comments PCM130105<br />

Mr. George McDonald, P.E. is to provide the information on the wastewater treatment upgrades<br />

this morning. The information will be necessary in making the determination as to when the sewer<br />

treatment plant is expanded (whether during phase 1 or 2). A bit of good news is that the most<br />

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