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` CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - January 26, 1976 ADOBE CREEK COUNTRY CLUB CONDITIONAL USE PLRiITT (Cont'd): Mr. Dale Church, President of the Club's Board of Directors, stated that this was a change to the Use Permit; that there was nothing on the Agenda that talked about changes to the Use Permit. He said that this, to him, was a total loss of good faith on the part of Council to make that change at this late date. Mr. Gillio called for a point of order, stating that there was a motion on the floor which had not been seconded. Councilman Cheney seconded the motion. Mr. Gillio stated that he had informed Mr. Church in a telephone conversation on the Friday previous to this evening's meeting that, as far as Mr. Gillio knew, this matter would be on the Agenda this evening. Further, Mr. Gillio noted that the applicants had not submitted to the Town a modified plot plan or legal description to be attached to the Use Permit. He stated to Council that the applicant was trying to set Council up for a possible legal entanglement, and advised Council to act on the matter this evening one way or the other. Mr. Church stated that a plot plan had been submitted by the Club's Engineer, which had not been acceptable to the Town and had been returned for revision. C He reiterated that he felt the wording change was an additional change to the conditions of the Use Permit. Councilman Cheney stated that his concern, and the entire issue at question, was that there would be one principal residence for Mr. Bellucci, and that there would be one residence for Club use - two residences total. He said he thought that this was what Mr. Gillio had read a few moments earlier. Councilman Cheney stated that he had voted on that particular situation. Mr. Church replied that, at the meeting where this had been discussed previously, Council was aware that the nature of the residences in question was duplexes. Councilman Cheney responded that his interpretation of a "residence" was a single family dwelling. He said that he felt this question might be raised, and this was the reason Council had asked for the wording clarification. Councilman Cheney said that if Mr. Church thought he had ever voted on anything else, he wanted it known that he had voted on two single family residences, and this had always been his intention. The question was then called, and Councilman Helgesson's motion (above), seconded by Councilman Cheney, carried by the following roll call vote: AYE: Councilmen Cheney, Helgesson, Mayor Grabowski NO: NONE ABSTAIN: Councilwoman Miller 4 ABSENT: Councilman McReynolds -12- (amended)