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Tom Phare, Public Works Director, stated that the City is building its alleys with 4" of asphalt overlay on 8" - 10" of gravel, because of the more frequent use of the alleys by the refuse trucks. For the lane he felt 4" of asphalt on 4" - 8" of gravel, depending on the soil conditions, would be adequate. Mayer suggested they go with Phare's asphalt suggestion of 4" of asphalt on 4" - 8" of gravel. Davidson asked the size of the homes to be built. Geier stated that they would average 2,500 s.f., with none over 3,000 s.fi Wood stated that there would be a 20% maximum lot coverage for each. Lathrop asked the height of the detached garages. Geier stated it was roughly 25' maximum with a 12-12 pitch roof. Lathrop did not like the 25' height on a two-car garage. Davidson called for any further Council questions. NONE Mayer moved that Council approve Resolution No. 22, Series 1995, Final PUD Development Plan for the Treehaven Subdivision, with the conditions brought by the Planning Commission, and that the private drive be built to the engineering specifications, as specified by the City. Seconded by Howard. Wood asked if that would include the direction to amend the Subdivision Agreement. Mayer and seconder, Howard, accepted that. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 5 - 1 vote with Davidson voting against and Sisk being excused. Lathrop made the comment that in the future Council needed to pay more attention to project appearance. RESOLUTION NO. 23, SERIES 1995 - FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN CENTENNIAL MARKETPLACE - PARCEL O, LOT 9 Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that Merit Properties, Inc., was requesting to build 9,200 s.f. of retail building on Lot 9. The brick masonry building would be one-story, 8,800 s.f. footprint, with a lot coverage of 20% on the .97 acre lot. The 24' 9" high building would include a second story 400 s.f. mezzanine. Project landscaping is 27%, similar to Gateway Design standards. At the direction 4