July 30, 2024 Planning Board Special Meeting Transcript - WEHI

50 (Pages 194 to 197) Page 194 1 will go over all -- how he -- how he scheduled his 2 -- what he did -- 3 MR. DOODNAUTH: Okay. Was it brought 4 to the Board that Kuzik and Warren all feed into one 5 road? 6 MR. ANDERSON: It -- 7 MR. DOODNAUTH: It all feeds into 8 Oval, everything goes to Oval. 9 MR. ANDERSON: Yes, and he will go 10 over all the traffic engineering considerations. 11 MR. DOODNAUTH: I just want to know if 12 it was brought to the attention of -- you know, your 13 map stops but it doesn't show where the major 14 roadways are that go in and out of this complex. 15 MR. ANDERSON: Um-hum. 16 MR. DOODNAUTH: Is it left out on 17 purpose or did you just feel it was irrelevant? 18 MR. ANDERSON: This is not a traffic 19 engineering study that considers the things that 20 you're concerned about. This is a site construction 21 plan. We have a traffic engineer who did a study 22 independent of me, all of those off-site 23 intersections that are relevant, and he will go over 24 that once he has an opportunity -- 25 MR. DOODNAUTH: Okay. Page 195 1 MR. ANDERSON: -- to testify. 2 MR. DOODNAUTH: You talked about the 3 sewer being attached to Bakley Terrace. 4 MR. ANDERSON: Yes. 5 MR. DOODNAUTH: I am a resident of 6 Bakley Terrace and we've had several pipes that have 7 broken in the last year, maybe three residents that 8 had to replace their pipes. That goes from the 9 house to the main that goes down the street. Has 10 anybody talked to anybody, the residents there, to 11 see if, you know, this can be handled by the 12 existing system? Have you -- you know, I know your 13 study isn't complete, but we already know that it's 14 already taxing. Have you talked to anybody that 15 lives on Bakley, have you talked to any of the 16 residents that still smell residual smells from the 17 sewer and what 500 units will do to that? 18 MR. ANDERSON: Well, this is a 19 discussion that we are -- we'll have with the 20 municipal engineer. I would suppose that if you had 21 broken lines and you reported smells to the 22 municipal engineer, then she will, in kind, bring up 23 those concerns with me when I'm discussing how we 24 tie in and how we discharge the flow. 25 MR. DOODNAUTH: I think you mentioned Page 196 1 before with the forest fire question that Bakley 2 Terrace will be an outlet. There is no outlet. 3 It's forest. You're not getting through to attack 4 -- 5 MR.

NAUTH: I think you mentioned Page 196 1 before with the forest fire question that Bakley 2 Terrace will be an outlet. There is no outlet. 3 It's forest. You're not getting through to attack 4 -- 5 MR. ANDERSON: Until we cut through 6 for the sewer line, the ten-foot -- 7 MR. DOODNAUTH: So where will the pump 8 station be placed for the sewer line. 9 MR. ANDERSON: Down on Road D, which 10 is down here (indicating) -- 11 MR. DOODNAUTH: Okay. 12 MR. ANDERSON: -- and Bakley Terrace 13 is up here. 14 MR. DOODNAUTH: So when you say -- 15 MR. ANDERSON: But we have to have a 16 force main, a two-inch force main. In order to do 17 that, we have to clear a line up here (indicating), 18 that's what these dashed lines are, the clearing, 19 and then through an existing easement that comes 20 into Bakley Terrace. 21 MR. DOODNAUTH: So when you say "cut 22 through," are you connecting vaguely in any which 23 way to your property? Like is there going to be a 24 road, a -- 25 MR. ANDERSON: No. Page 197 1 MR. DOODNAUTH: No roads or nothing. 2 MR. ANDERSON: It's just a clear area. 3 MR. DOODNAUTH: Now, if you're going 4 to be cutting through Bakley to build this, you 5 know, irrigation, that's coming through our -- 6 you're going to have construction vehicles going 7 through our street every day to do this? 8 MR. ANDERSON: No, not every day. 9 There will be a limited time period when they make 10 the sewer connection. 11 MR. DOODNAUTH: Okay. I just wanted 12 to know how that was going to affect the residents 13 of this area because, you know, we also have kids. 14 We live on this cul-de-sac because nobody can cut 15 through, it's a dead-end -- 16 MR. ANDERSON: Of course. 17 MR. DOODNAUTH: -- and that's why we 18 like it, so, you know, it should be addressed to us 19 that you're going to be cutting through our 20 property. 21 MR. ANDERSON: Oh, it will stay a 22 dead-end, there won't be vehicle traffic, it'll be a 23 steeper slope where a utility pipe has been put 24 underground. 25 MR. DOODNAUTH: Okay. I know