§ - Wednesday, January 29, 1986 ~ North Shore News

Coleman controversy continues

COLEMAN STREET resi- ing. lots are subdivided, a pro-
dents breathed a small flood Council has agreed to ad- cess usually carried eut by
of relief Monday night as dress this question when the — staff not councii,

counvil approved in principle

seme” (LOSE OUT SALE

The residents have been
concerned since last summer
that drainage provisions of
the development, during and
after construction, were in-
sufficient to protect their
downstream homes.

After several reconvened
public hearings and lengthy
mectings with district staff
and aldermen, the residents
are satisfied with the
drainage precautions laid
down by the district.

The district has agreed to
require proof of insurance
from the contractor, to re-
quire a detailed construction
phase drainage plan to be
submitted before breaking
ground and a beefed up pe-
timeter drainage system.

We're all in all very hap-
py,” said resident Patricia
Johnson. ‘‘We feel pretty
well protected."*

Council's motion to
rezone the site doesn’t,
however, end the residents’
concerns.

They still feel the plans,
which would accommodate
eight houses to be built on
the site, break the allowed
density under the new zon-

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