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thoroughfares and where cross going to schools, more dangerous than this. children it's far Lathrop wanted a clarification of the motion to specifically address the issue of condemnation. Mayer stated that at this stage there is.no talk of condemnation. He felt that, if Council got to that stage, he would want a Public Hearing and a full airing of the facts. Lathrop: Your motion is to just enter into negotiations for the City to purchase the property? Mayer: Correct. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by 6-1 vote with Hedding voting against. Sisk wondered who the person would be to enter into negotiations. Davidson stated that it would be left up to the City Administrator and her best judgement. RESOLUTION NO. 1, SERIES 1993 - FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND FI}~L SUBDIVISION PLAT - WEST PINE STREET VILLAGE Paul Wood, Director of Planning, stated that the applicant before Council is Spruce Street Joseph, Ltd., requesting approval of a final PUD plan as well as Final Subdivision Plat to allow the development of an eight lot single family detached infill project on approximately two acres of ground. The parcel is known as Popcorn Acres Lot 2, and is two acres in area. The property was annexed in 1982 as part of a ten acre parcel. Popcorn Acres was platted in 1982 with the remaining balance of the subdivision being north of Pine Street expansion, being Lot 1, which is eight acres in area. He stated that the property is currently zoned RE - Residential Estate and is located west of Pine Street and east of Hoover Avenue. He explained that to the east of the property is RL zoned property, which is single family. It is a Corrigan Addition. To the south is RE single family in use. It is the Stockade Subdivision. To the north, the property is zoned Rural Residential and was zoned RE at the time of annexation. He stated that the Planning Commission in October, 1992, by a vote of 3 to 2, approved the final PUD and final subdivision plat subject to six conditions of approval - part of Resolution 19, which was attached to Council's packet. He explained that the final revised documents before Council dated December 4, 1992, reflect compliance with all technical conditions of the Planning Commission's approval. With the number of lots at 8, the density of this project is 4.67 units per acre. The average lot size ranges from 6,750 to 14,450 with an 32