Mr. Koehler questioned why the Montessori School would go to the expense of installing sewer and water to structures that will only be used for one school year. Mr. Jon Wildenberg informed the Commission that he and the Building Commissioner have taken a look at the classroom plans and they will meet the major code requirements and life-safety issues. Sewer and water is needed to make the classrooms as permanent as possible while they are being used. Mr. Nelson explained that Bridlewood Avenue will be extended to the south side of Grand Avenue, and will be used as Concord's main entrance. There will be two access points to the east into the proposed Stonebrook Crossings Subdivision and two access points to the west into the Elysian Fields Subdivision.
Commercial property is located at the northwest corner of the site.
The southeast corner of the site is a natural wetlands area and will contain an irrigation pond for the golf course. The central portion of the wetland area will contain a 1.3 acre park which will be developed with a hard surface for basketball, playground equipment, gazebo, walking path and sitting area. Maintenance will be under the Homeowners Association. Concord does not intend to install fencing along Almond Road, but will allow homeowners to install a unified fence style at the landscape easement line, as stipulated in the covenants and restrictions. A solid wood fence is proposed for installation between the single family lots and the commercial parcel located at the northeast corner of the site, which is still in the County.