CC MIN 1974 - Laserfiche WebLink

Browse Search

1s� � Department and that if there is to be any substantial change in the development, the matter should be re- ferred to staff for evaluation of the changed groposed development. City Attorney Schricker advised that there are certain requirements with regard to public stree�s, and that '""'"" if consideration is to be given to making the travel- ways in the development public streets, then the � Planning Commission would have to review the changed iplan along with the staff review. � Mr. Richman described the duties and enforcement i ca,pabilities of the homeowners association, observing � that such associations usually hire professional mana�gement associations which have the expertise and � equipment to maintain the development. Mr. Richman , also observed that the City is empowered to enforce � maintenance. � Tony Gazzardo, land planner for the pro,ject, de- scr e e a tempt of the developer to provide hous- , ing for those who prefer a lifestyle difPerent from , that available in the typical single-family house , and yard on a city lot. Mr. Gazzardo expressed doubt � that a one-way street plan would be preferable or ; enforceable. I Don Warren, Mobil Oil Estates (Redwood) Limited, s a e at the intent of his organization is to make , an exciting quality development available and urged .� approval of the application. � Ron MacQuarrie (see a.bove) suggested designated walk- ways to provide for safety of children. Mr. Gazzardo indicated the location of sidewalks and walkways on the slide pro,jected on a large screen. Geda.lia S. Rowe, 421 Lanyard, suggested that sidewalks are necessary as play areas for children too young to : go to the nearby parks alone and called attention to the potential dangers in waterways and interior streets. Comment was made concerning the desirability of offer- ing prospective condominium owners a standard, City- approved dock to be included in the purchase price of the unit. Mr. Richman stated that a dock desi�n is , being submitted for approval and buyers would be ad- vised of the type and cost at the time units are , purchased. MOTION: Councilman Williams moved, seconded by Councilman Barrett, to close the public hearing. f = � The motion carried unanimously by voice vote. � � t The public hearing was closed at 9:10 p.m. Y vw�iP I � MOTION: Councilman Norris moved that staff be di- � rected to provide Council a detailed report on the k� � a ; -4- � Ad .Reg.Mtg. � 7/�� A : � , � . ..:� �