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`r should be up to the Fire Department and not the Town. It was noted that a <br /> letter had been received from the Fire Department stating this condition. <br /> Dr. Hau, applicant, addressed condition #16 and stated that he did not believe <br /> the Town should impose the design on him; it should be up to him. <br /> The Director of Public Works stated that the plans which had been approved by <br /> the Planning Commission had been for a trellis. With a hallway between <br /> the game room and the secondary unit, it resulted in a secondary unit <br /> larger than 1,000 square feet. <br /> Wendell Roscoe, applicant's designer, stated that there were 30' between the <br /> two structures and it was his understanding that the City Manager and <br /> Director of Public Works had both concurred that this was the way it <br /> should be done. <br /> MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Casey,seconded by Hubbard <br /> and passed unanimously to delete condition 16 which read: "The <br /> connection between the secondary dwelling unit and the main residence is <br /> through an open air walkway, that is, without walls and with a garden <br /> { type trellis roof." <br /> PASSED BY CONSENSUS: To delete condition 18 which read: "No parking of <br /> cars related to this project shall be permitted on Edith Avenue or Fremont <br /> Road. The applicant shall pay for any signs, legends, or other devices <br /> decided upon by the Town to ensure no parking." <br /> PASSED BY CONSENSUS: To amend the first sentence of condition 24 to read: <br /> "No trees over 12" in diameter on the property except for the trees at the <br /> entrance on Edith shall be removed without specific approval of Town <br /> Staff." <br /> Councilmembers then addressed the issue of the concert hall. Johnson stated <br /> that the entrance to the ballroom was a matter of concern, particularly <br /> relating to fire safety. Siegel concurred that the entrance was an issue. <br /> People did not have to go through the house to the concert hall as it was <br /> now. He suggested a compromise amending the plans so that everyone <br /> would have to go through the house thus making the concert hall an <br /> accessory use to the house, not an independent building. Casey noted that <br /> there were many large homes in the Town, including a 16,000 square foot <br /> home on Old Trace, the Horton Estate and the former Ford Country Day <br /> thar <br /> December 5, 1990 <br /> 7 <br />