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fir+ 9. COUNCIL -INITIATED ITEMS <br />9.1 Residential Design Guidelines (Councilmember Tryon) <br />Tryon asked that on pages 10 and 11 the word "undesirable" be removed and be <br />replaced with "less desirable". She did not feel that showing pictures of landscaping, <br />pillars, low solid fences, etc. and describing these situations as 'undesirable' was <br />appropriate. Council did not have any objection to this change. It was suggested <br />that the subcommittee take these changes to the City Manager for inclusion in the <br />final printed document. The City Manager responded that he was sure these <br />changes could be made although there might be some additional charge. <br />PASSED BY CONSENSUS: It was agreed at Siegel's request to put on the next <br />agenda approval of the final Residential Design Guidelines. <br />9.2 Town Handbook (Mayor Johnson) <br />Johnson asked what the status was of the Town Handbook. The City Manager <br />responded that PRX was working with the printer on specifications and he should <br />have a schedule by the end of the week. <br />9.3 Quarry Project/John Vidovich (Councilmember Siegel) <br />Siegel reported that Mr. Vidovich had agreed in writing to pay the City Attorney's <br />charges retroactive to November. The staff has selected a firm (David Powers and <br />Associates) to do the Environmental Impact Report. Agreements with Mr. <br />Vidovich and the consulting firm for the EIR needed to be signed. There were some <br />details to be resolved and when this was done and the agreements signed they <br />would be brought to Council for approval. <br />10. PRESENTATIONS FROM THE FLOOR <br />11. PUBLIC HEARINGS <br />11.1 Request for approval of hardscape and landscape plan for a new <br />residence, Lands of Jabbour, 24704 Voorhees <br />Mr. Jabbour, applicant, stated that he was working with the staff and his plans <br />included maximum floor area and maximum development area within the <br />maximums allowed. He also noted that he wanted to cooperate with his neighbors <br />on the drainage issue. He referred to the swale issue but stated that he did not <br />believe this would address the problem. <br />iftw March 2, 1994 <br />Regular City Council Meeting <br />