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CTTY CWNCII, miNUTEs - May 15, 1985 ( E. SPECIAL ORDERS: Item l.e) Public Hearing - Lams of Tutttle (continued): �r MOTION SECONDED AMID CARRIED: Moved by Fuhnman, seconded by Rydell and passed unanimously to approve a special lard use permit for the Lands of Tuttle for a new residence having a height in excess of fifteen feet based on the project's conforma nce with the guidelines for Ordinance #295. f) LANDS OF RICPIIID SR -MO, 27861 Black Mamtain Iniad, request for a special lard use permit to allow for an addition to an existing residence having a height in excess of fifteen feet. The Staff Planner presented her 5/9/85 report which stated that the Site Development Camnittee recanml'ded approval of the special lard use permit for an addition to the existing house at 27861 Black Mountain Road. Mr. Simko, applicant, in response to a question from van Tamelen, stated that the overhead electrical wire could be undergroundel. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRED: Moved by Allison, seconded by Fuhmman and passel unanmcusly to approve a special land use permit for the Lards of Simko for an addition to an existing residence having a height in excess of fifteen feet based on the project's conformance with the guidelines for Ordinance #295. 2. Resolution # approving reversion of acreage of Lands of Morton and parcel map (Tract 6928, Lot #3, Westwind Way) The City Engineer reported that a condition of approval for the Morton's Site Development Permit and Special Land Use Permit was the combination of their two lots into one. The adoption of the resolution before Council and the recordation of the parcel map would complete this condition of approval. MOTION SECONDED AMID CARRIED: Moved by van Tamelen, seconded by Allison and passel unanimously to adopt Resolution #52-85 approving reversion of acreage of Lands of Marton and Parcel Map F. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: 1. Processing of Use Permits: Inconsistencies This item had been continued from the 9/17/85 Council meeting pending a report from the Mayor, Chairman of the Planning Commission and City Manager. Plhile a formal meeting on the subject had not been held, the Mayor and City Manager had submitted a report dated 5/10/85 after informal discussions on the matter. This report included the recommendation that the Planning Commission approve, deny or refer to Council variances or conditional use permits and the Council would no longer regularly review then. MOTION FA= DUE TO LACK OF A SECOND: Allison proved that the City Attorney be directed to prepare the necessary revisions to the Town's ordinances to implement the Mayor's recd me dations.