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MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Tryon, seconded by Dronkert and f passed by the following roll call vote to grant a special land use permit for the Lands of Wong based on the project's conformance with Ordinance #295. AYES: Mayor Fuhrman and Councilmembers Dronkert and Tryon NOES: Councilmember van Tamelen ABSENT: Mayor Pro Tem Rydell Council commented that while this project may not meet the specific guidelines of the urgency ordinance, it was in conformance with the intent and purpose of adopting the urgency ordinance. van Tamelen, however, stated that she could not approve a special land use permit for this project as it was a substandard lot, created by a former 4i Council, and while it was a legal lot, the house was too large for the AW lot. 4. Resolution # declaring that the public interest and necessity require theacquisition of certain interests in properties located in the vicinity of Fremont Road (S -Curve Project - Lands of Miller - Fremont Road - eminent domain) The City Manager reported that additional information had been received concerning the proposed acquisition of land from the Millers, part of which was the appraiser's report. Mr. Anthony Lagorio, attorney for Mr. and Mrs. Miller, commented that they had not had an opportunity to review the new materials. PASSED BY CONSENSUS: To schedule an adjourned regular meeting for 2:00 p.m. on Monday, June 9, 1986 to conduct the public hearing on the proposed acquisition of property from the Lands of Miller for the S - Curve Project. 5. LANDS OF KERMAN, Lot #14, Matadero Creek, request for increase in maximum development area and building coverage and an encroachment into landscape easement. The Town Planner referred to her report dated 5/29/86 which noted that the applicants had originally been heard by Council in April of 1986. At that time Council recommended that the applicant meet with staff regarding their request for an increase in MDA and return to Council at a later time with a modified request. While this had occurred, staff was unable to recommend approval of the request of an increase in the MDA or of the request for an encroachment into the landscape easement. Neither of these requests appeared to be in conformance with the Town's policies. Mr. and Mrs. Kerman, applicants, addressed the Council and explained their their request for an increase in maximum development area and building coverage and for an encroachment permit into the landscaping easement. This request resulted from their desire to have a stable on L their property. Mrs. Kerman also noted that several of the local 1► stables would be closing in the near future and she suggested that the -4-