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The creek crossing, with bridge abutments on either side of the creek channel, would have either <br /> non-existent wetland impact, or only several square feet of wetland impact from the abutment <br /> Ask locations. This impact pales in comparison to the wetland impact of the proposed lot layout, which <br /> W-Jacks up lots over the creek channel for most of its length, literally relocating the creek channel for <br /> 243 feet, with hundreds of lineal feet of retaining walls backed up to, and over the former creek bed, <br /> often with several steps up. (Attachment 5. Fig. 4.3-1A for DEIR and Attachment 4 site design). <br /> The big cost to the developer from the Sunset Creek Lane connection would be possible loss of one <br /> lot from the existing design. But, with a 33 acres development envelope, and average lot size over <br /> 14,000 sq. ft., the City could easily work with the developer to retain the 50 lot project size. <br /> Conclusion <br /> The City needs to keep its promises, and abide by its plans, by approving the Lund Ranch II project <br /> with the Sunset Creek Lane road connection. <br /> The Ventana Hills Steering Committee Mission Park Respresentatives <br /> Andy Allbritten Justin Brown <br /> George Dort Jay Hertogs <br /> Amy Lofland <br /> Carol Spain <br /> Wayne Strickler <br /> Attachments: <br /> li\ttachment 1: Prior City Actions implementing North Sycamore road connection. <br /> Attachment 2: City Council Minutes: April 16, 2013 re; Is a road a structure? (areas underlined in red) <br /> Attachment 3: Case summary: Court review of Initiative ordinance. <br /> Attachment 4: Site Plan: Sunset Creek Lane Connection. <br /> Attachment 5: Figure 4.3-1A of DEIR: Graphic of creek bed relocation. <br />