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ATTACHMENT.r Warshawsky explained that he is very sympathetic to the Horton's situation. Their map was approved two years ago and this should be a very simple request. Unfortunately, their land is very beautiful and adds so much to the Town and since the original approval, new information has come to light. Warshawsky added that he would like to take advantage of the sixty day window to review all options and see if the issues can be resolved and a compromise that is amenable to everyone can be reached. He noted that the building pads are appropriately located and it is just the conservation easements that need to be addressed. Councilmember Fenwick suggested that the only reason for the Council to deny the extension is to acquire the conservation easements on the property adding that pathway easements can be required at the time of development. He would support approval of the extension request because the areas in question are not suitable for development. Mayor Pro Tem Kerr expressed his hope that the applicant could review the requests for conservation easements in the areas of concern. This property warrants conservation easements. He noted that he could not support approving the extension at this time but he is interested in seeing the issues resolved and suggested that the decision be postponed to a future meeting. Mayor O'Malley explained that he had voted in favor of the conservation easements when this project had been before Council for the original approval. He believed that the property warrants conservation easements and he would be in favor of having the applicant and staff work to resolve the issue and identify the conservation easements and return to the City Council in August for consideration of the extension request. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Kerr, seconded by Warshawsky and passed by the following roll call vote to continue the item for thirty days and to revisit the request for an extension at the August 19, 2004 meeting. AYES: Mayor O'Malley, Mayor Pro Tem Kerr, Councilmember Cheng and Councilmember Warshawsky NOES: Councilmember Fenwick ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None 6.2 Consideration of Proposal for the LAH-EOC Antenna Installation City Manager Cassingham reported that before the Council was a proposal presented by the Town's Emergency Communications Committee for the installation of an antenna at the Town's Emergency Operations Center. She introduced Jim Abraham, Emergency Communications Committee Chairman for the presentation of the proposal. Jim Abraham explained that the report before Council was very detailed. and self explanatory and he was available to answer any questions. 11 City Council Meeting Minutes July 15, 2004