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I I - STAFF RECOMMENDATION Page Two NOvember 21, 1979 8. A right only turn lane can be developed for traffic going North on Holland turning right on to Academy with turtles installed to force this turn; and 9. Academy Street can be renamed Sessom. B. The question of density of multi-family housing became 'an issue of dwelling units density versus vehicle density. It was argued by the neighborhoods that multi-family rental units would represent a high vehicle density given the----- apparent student tenant characteristics. To this end, the developer has agreed to commit as much as possible the multi-family units to condominiums. It was contended by the neighborhood group that this effort would have little effect on student tenant characteristics. While that point could be argued still further, the issue is that the devel- opment of condominiums would have some impact, however minimum or extensive. C. A concern was raised involved the City's sewerage system. The proposed Phase II of the Hughson Heights Subdivision would impact the sewerage system in two ways: 1. It would aggravate a problem concerning a bottleneck of approximately 300' of sewerage pipe at Chestnut and L.. B, .:r. Thi$ problem $hoult! be corrected whether or not Phase II is developed and can be improved at a nominal expense; 2. Total development of Phase II would put the City sewer- age collection system at peak capacity in that vicinity of the City. This problem is one that must be faced whether Phase II occurs or not if development is going to occur in that quadrant of the City. Resolution of this problem beyond total development of Phase II dictates that the City must seriously consider a Sink Creek sewerage collection system improvement in a three to five year time frame.