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CITY COUNCIL MliiUTES - April 29, ID76 <br />AW ITEMS REMOVED FP.C11 CONSEi!r CALENDAR FOR SEW,JE CO:fSID_w;TIG1: Cont'd <br />LANDS OF DICKFNSON (Cont'd)r <br />Upon advice from the City Attorney, Councilman Brown moved that the LANDS <br />OF DICKINSON be required to file a second request for a Conditional Use <br />Permit for a second dwelling on subject property, or to abate the use. <br />Motion carried unanimously by voice vote. <br />4 c) FREMONT HILLS COUNTRY CLUB, request for Conditional Use Permit, File <br />H CUP8010-76: Planning Commission recommends approval subject to con- <br />ditions as modified: <br />Iii response to questions by Councilman Proft, Mr. Pastrof presented a view <br />c:r the property and stated that there would be no excessive removal of trees <br />in connection with the additional tennis courts requested, with minimal <br />grading, and that the number of parking spaces which would be lost to the <br />Club in the building of the courts would be ten to thirteen. N.^. Pasirof <br />a15a noted that no complaints, written or verbal, were on file at Town Hall <br />regarding on -street parking in the Club area. Mr. Pastrof also explained <br />that an outdoor public address system was presently permitted on the prope:•ty <br />because of the horse shows which were held at the Club several times during <br />the year, and no complaints of excessive noise had been received in this <br />regard. <br />Co��ncil discussion ensued regarding the use of the D -a. system. Councilworan <br />Hillestad noted that the use of this property was ;;—Freut <br />Use Permits granted by Council, and felt that each request s;:ould be judged <br />by the type of activity and use requested rather than imposing similar' con- <br />ditions with no regard for the differences. Council also discussed with <br />Staff the two single family dwellings on the property, the pathway recommend- <br />ations, and the proposed tennis courts. <br />Sneaking from the Floor: <br />Mr. Pete McSweeney, President, LAH Horsemen's Association: Commented on <br />pathway along property. <br />Mrs. Fran Stevenson, LAH Horsemen's Assn: Suggested the cath in this area <br />be widened, and because of the dangers, this was an imnediate problem. <br />Commissioner Perkins, representing the Planning Commission no4ed that the <br />proposal from the Pathway Committee did not Wicarte wheiher tt:e 'provemeted <br />nts <br />they suggested would be on private praperty, Town a <br />-owned property, <br />easement; therefore he thought it unfair for the Commission anJ Council to <br />spend hours on this recommendation without adequate information before them. <br />Councilman Grabows:i thought the pathway requirerf!ot rent-ireci a yrr..rt deal <br />more study, and r::oved that the City Attorney be instructed to draft an opern- <br />ended condition for the pathway on the lands of Fremont Hills Country Club <br />until such time that the Pathway Committee and Staff could study the matter <br />-iu:•ther and come back before Council with recommendations on or bafore the <br />i -.Me for the next review date. Mayor Cheney seconded the motion which <br />carried unanimously by roll call vote. This motion will be considered as <br />a substitute to Condition X11 as recommended by the Planning Commission. <br />-4- <br />