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CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - August 15, 1979 <br />B. CONSENT CALENDAR: (Continued) <br />4. b) Resolution # accepting certain improvements and accepting offers of dedication, <br />LANDS OF KOO, FFile Tract #5672. (Continued) <br />Mr. MuhlfelM.8 <br />. Attorney for Residents, stated further that the current pathway location <br />he easem <br />was not in tent as delineated on the Tract Map. <br />Mr. Rilev, Applthicant'ses Engineer, responded to Staff questioning that portions of this path <br />were outside e eament due to proximity of the creek, steep terrain and safety factors <br />inherent in the two. <br />Councilmembers and Staff then discussed the easement versus actual pathway placement, the <br />historical use of this path area, the safety hazards of its current location and, possibly, <br />the need to obtain a wider easement along the creek to resolve these issues. Councilman <br />Perkins also advised of erosion problems along this portion of the path as well as the <br />need for a gate at the Country Way end of the road which was illegally being used by <br />motorcyclists and off-road vehicles. <br />Mr. Rilev, Applicant's Engineer, suggested that the Town obtain bonded agreements from <br />subdividers at each end of this road to provide for some type of barricade installation. <br />The City Attorney then stated that the resolution before Council did two things: (1) <br />Accepted improvements; and, (2) Accepted easement dedications. He advised that these two <br />matters could be handled together (as the resolution before them) or separately, which he <br />could prepare the appropriate resolution to resolve. <br />MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Councilwoman Hillestad, seconded by Councilman <br />Perkins and carried unanimously by all members present to continue this Item until the <br />next regular meeting (September 5, 1979) in order that all parties might work out an <br />equitable solution or, if necessary, to consider an alternative resolution to be prepared <br />`, by the City Attorney. <br />C. SPECIAL REPORTS: <br />1. Reports of Standing Committees: None <br />2. Reports of Ad Hoc Committees: None <br />3. Reports from the Planning Commission: <br />a) Draft Policy Statement regarding Landscaping and Administrative Report from <br />Planning Intern. <br />Commissioner Lachenbruch briefly reviewed the memorandum, stating that the contents did <br />not fully reflect the Commission's deliberations and their intent to focus on those <br />viewing the property in Town guidelines for landscaping. Councilmembers discussed the <br />policies of implementation, the need for guidelines versus ordinance limitations, the <br />possible avoidance of measures deemed too restrictive and the general feeling that <br />clarification was needed both on this Policy Statement as well as current Site Develop- <br />ment ordinances. <br />MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Councilwoman Hillestad, seconded by Councilman <br />Perkins and carried unanimously by all members present to return the Draft Policy State- <br />ment regarding Landscaping to the Planning Commission for clarification and direct Staff <br />to provide the Commission with specific criteria to facilitate their deliberations. <br />4. Presentations from the Floor: <br />a) Mrs. Goldsmith - Historical Preservation Ordinance. <br />Mrs. Goldsmith President/Historical Societ , thanked the Council for their support of the <br />ocrety an intro uce t e propose or finance as requested. She then provided information <br />on preservation measures in neighboring cities and answered Council questions concerning <br />implementation in the Town. <br />Councilmemb r co m nd dd Mrs. Goldsmith on her excellent efforts in providing this proposal <br />and directe� 6e �i y �ttorney to prepare the appropriate ordinance. <br />-2- <br />