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WINDSOR TOWN BOARD - 2/5/98 <br /> Francis Drake, 6604 Oak Lane, also feels that traffic is a problem, as well as visibility. Entrances <br /> to the project are also a concern. <br /> Caroline Saley, 6632 Birch Drive, indicated that between 630 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. it is almost <br /> impossible to get onto CV to head to the south. The blind hill is dangerous. <br /> George Annen indicated that two entrances/exits from the property as it presently exists will be <br /> removed, leaving only one entrance. The sidewalk to be constructed would be the only sidewalk in <br /> Lake Windsor. The project would have its own waste hauler and maintain its own roads, thereby <br /> not being a town burden. Mr. Annen feels that this is the best thing that he could bring to the area. <br /> He has been approached by other commercial business which have inquired about locating on the <br /> property such as a truck terminal, a transfer station for a garbage hauler, a wholesale lumber yard, <br /> heavy industrial, and mini warehouses. <br /> Clarence Annen appeared before the Town Board indicating that he has lived in the area for 37 years. <br /> There will always be traffic. He is in favor of the project. <br /> John Rowe, 6629 South Oak Lane, inquired regarding the project if it did not materialize as <br /> projected. Mr. Ladopulos indicated that the project would be phased in, with construction of the <br /> three north buildings being the first phase and the three south buildings being the second phase. <br /> Lou Oshman, 6611 South Oak Lane, questioned the population density. Chairperson Harvey <br /> responded that Dane County and the Regional Planning Commission,as a condition of getting urban <br /> service and as a condition for getting additional hookups, require diversity of housing stock. Dane <br /> County wants to see a mixed blend. The town of Windsor is part of an overall program and has to <br /> assure the county that it has balanced housing. <br /> Supervisor Stravinski added a portion from the Town's Master Plan: <br /> Goal 1: Assure a variety of high quality housing opportunities for Town <br /> residents. <br /> Policies: <br /> • Encourage the balanced development of a variety of housing types such as <br /> duplexes, town homes, condominiums, apartments, and traditional single <br /> family detached residences in locations that are served by adequate public <br /> water and sewer services. <br /> * * * <br /> -4- <br />