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CITY ODUCIL MINUTES - April 1, 1981 D. STAFF - REPORrS, CORRESPONDENCE AM ANNOWnENrS: I- City Manager (continued): c) Request from little League to use the Municipal Facilities Building on April 25, 1981 The City Manager stated that he had received a request from the Little League for permission to use the outside area of the Municipal Facilities Building on April 25, 1981 for their opening day celebration and a white Elephant Sale. (It was probable that the items for the sale would be stored inside the building until the sale began.) The City Manager further noted that the Little League carried their own insurance policy to cover such events. MOTION SBCONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Perkins, seconded by Hillestad and passed by all manbers present to approve the use of the Municipal Facilities Building by the Little League on April 25, 1981. E. SPE= ORDERS: 1. Request for Final Map Approval, LANDS OF PRILBRICK, Tract #6928 The City Engineer noted for Council's information too changes that had been made: 1) the form of security had been changed from an Instrument of Credit to a Certificate of Deposit and 2) at the request of the Pathway C3nnittee, the path on LaPalcma will be moved back from the curb (This change will be made on the final map.). f4w MYTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Hillestad, seconded by Perkins and passed by all members present to adopt Resolution #1343 approving final sub- division map and approving and authorizing execution of subdivision agreement as amended. 2. Request for EncmaclTnent Permit, LANDS OF WII&UNSON, Tract #2056 (con- tinued from 3/16/81 meeting) David Wilkinson, 26343 Esperanza Drive, addressed the Council concerning his request for an encreacrment pemit. ne noted that his lot was relatively narrow and backed onto Ascension and he wanted the fence to help protect his family arid animals. He further remarked that his request was for a fence 11' into the public property because he wanted to curtail the area fron being filled with debris, and, in his opinion, plantings would not solve this problem for many years . Mr. Wilkinson did state that he had contacted a landscape arcbi- tect but they had found it difficult to arrive at a set of landscape plans because they were unable to determine where exactly the landscaping should start. Councilmembers Proft and Perkins expressed serious concerns regarding the fence. They noted that the fence should not be on the street side and should be kept from being the visible structure from tie mad. Councidwraian Hillestad expressed the opinion that a rustic fence sufficiently landscaped would be appropriate. %W -3-