78-19 - Carver Beach Replat SUB pt 9pedestrian trail, and local street respectively.
Comments
The following are excerpts from the May 5th, 1978
regarding a similar proposal on the subject property.
1. This particular plan had previously been delayed from Planning
Commission until the City Engineer and myself reassessed the future
of Narcissus Road. As mentioned above, Narcissus Road was planned
as a minor collector, which, specifically called for a cross section
of 80 to 120 feet with 4 12 foot wide driving lanes. This proposal was
based on the expectation of extending a direct access for Lake Lucy
Road traffic to the C.B.D. It was agreed by the Engineer and myself
that:
a. That Narcissus Road be classified and designed as a
local street from a point East of Summit Road.
b. That Narcissus Road should not, at this time, be
continued West of Summit Road.
C. That Summit'Road be constructed connecting West 67th
Street to Narcissus Road for circulation.
d. That Maple Road become a pedestrian trail pursuant to
the Carver Beach Plan.
e. That a cul-de-sac be utilized for access to the properties
West of Summit Road.
The primary reason for points A, b and e of the above is that the Carver
Beach Plan preceded the planning for M.S.A. 101. It is anticipated
that M.S.A. 101 and Powers Blvd. (Co. Rd. 17) should be ample to
accommodate the Lake Lucy Road to C.B.D. traffic. The plan to
utilize Narcissus Road for this purpose would potentially bring about
costly relocation along the route between the C.B.D. and the Eastern
end of Narcissus Road.
2. The applicant's sketch plan denotes the Southern portion of Summit
Road as pedestrian trailway. This should be revised to function as a
local street.
3. The Planning Commission at this time should direct their
comments to the consistency of the sketch plan with the City's
plans for zoning utilities, land use, and transportation.
Planner's Recommendation
I recommend that the Planning Commission encourage the applicant to
prepare preliminary development plans taking into account the comments
and recommendatiors of the Planning Commission, Planner and City
Engineer.