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CITY ODUNCIL MIN[R'ES - September 1, 1982 F. GENERAL ORDERS AND uNFINISHED BUSINESS (continued): %W 1. Lands of Riggin, File TM #2095-79 (continued) before Council for their consideration. Due to this possible misunderstanding, Council agreed to hear the applicant's request although it had not been scheduled on tle agenda. Mr. Jon Blake, applicant, addressed the Council noting that he had paid his fees and had ;ul ated plans showing the road profile. As shown on the plans the grade of the driveway was reduced to no more than 208 except in an area of approximately 200' where it approached 258. Mr. Blake ommented that he held an option on the property and would exercise that option if the plans were approved. He further stated that negotiations with the adjacent property owners had been discussed as a possibility; however, he had opted at this time not to pursue that option. MDTION SEODM D ASID CARRIED: Moved by Proft, seoonded by Allison and passed by the following roll call vote to deny the request for a change in the approved Tentative Map for the Lands of Riggin, File TM #2095-79. AYES: Mayor Perkins and Councih nbers Allison, Proft and van Tamelen WES: Councilwoman Hillestad Proft stated the following six reasons for denying the request for the change in the approved Tentative Map for Lands of Riggin: 1) There is an approved Tentative Map on file. 2) The approved Tentative Map has a driveway which does not exceed 208 and is in accordance with the Town's ordinances. 3) The approved driveway rr entrance's configuration maximizes safety and reduces the nuisance factor to the adjoining property owners. 4) The requested maps have a portion of the driveway which exceeds 208 and is contrary to the Town's ordinances. 5) The requested driveway entrance configurations do not have the attributes of safety nor the neighbors' support, and 6) Because of the uniqueness of the parcel in terms of driveway configuration (length, entry to Chapparal and location of neighbors' house) the request for an exception to the 208 grade maximum is not warranted. 2. Status Report on S -Curve The City Planner reported four specific items regarding the S -Curare: clean up the brush, trees, etc.; fix guard rail; patch surface of path and fix white fence. It appeared that the crew would have all of this work completed by Friday, 9/3/82, except the fence. The City Planner did note that the work being done was to make the path usable for this year and to do it in an inexpensive manner. This was not a long-term improvement; additional work would have to be done next year. 3. Stop Sign - Hilltop/Hillview Drive The City Planner had met with two of the property owners and would present a report to Council at the next meeting. G. MW BUSINESS: 1. Fire Hazards: In response to a request for clarification from Proft, the City Attorney stated that if a resident is aware of a potential fire hazard, they should report it to Tuan Hall.