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CITP'COUNCIL MINUTES - October 23, 1978 D. STAFF - REPORTS, CORRESPONDENCE & ANNOUNCEMENTS: (Continued) 1. a) Report on Saddle Mountain Estates (Continued fir In conclusion, Council directed the City Manager to review and, as neces- sary, approve plans to initiate winterization of Saddle Mountain Estates as quickly as possible. b) Claim from Janice M. Goodman. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Councilman Proft, seconded by Councilman Nystrom and carried unanimously to reject the claim of Janice M. Goodman and refer to the Town's insurance carrier for processing. SPECIAL ORDERS: 1. Request for Final Parcel Map Approval, LANDS OF CASTERSON, File FM #3060-78. Following introduction, the City Manager advised Mayor Hillestad that the monument boxes would be installed on Elena Road and Councilman Proft that Section 9-4.1115 (setting boundaries and centerline monuments before recor- dation of Final Map) would be complied with. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Councilman Nystrom, seconded by Councilman Proft and passed unanimously to approve Final Parcel Map, LANDS OF CASTERSON, File FM #3060-78. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Councilman Perkins, seconded by Councilman Nystrom and carried unanimously to adopt Resolution #1159 ac - 4 cepting easements dedicated on Parcel Map, LANDS OF CASTERSON. 2. Request for re -consideration of withdrawal from Williamson Act Con- tracts, LANDS OF PERRETT. Councilmembers expressed confusion as to the information before them, thereafter, the City Attorney read portions of the Resolution as presented and outlined it's application to the request. Councilman Perkins stated that the major issue to be addressed by the Applicant was whether the can- cellation was in the public interest. Mr. Semas, SEM Developers, Applicant, offered the following in support of their request: (1) A conceptual Plan (Exhibit "B") for the Entire Property; (2) That there would only be 188 development on the Entire Property; (3) Meetings had been held with the majority of adjacent residents and every effort made to Master Plan the development with their interests foremost; (4) The generous amount of open space to be offered at a reduced value; (5) Negotiations now being worked on by him to close the quarry, thus reducing truck traffic and inherent problems; and, (6) The ability of all concerned to now achieve controlled development. In response to Council questions, Mr. Semas stated that there would be full compliance with all Town ordinances, slope density calculations had not yet been made during this conceptual plan process, the openness as well as value amenities achieved with the inclusion of a golf course, a three to four month proposed time frame to arrive at a full Master Plan study and pro- posed emergency use only of an existing dirt road into the Mid -Peninsula ILO Park District area. -3-