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requirements with the exception of the two side yard set-back to <br />Spruce Street. It is very close to RE standard. <br /> <br />Howard indicated that, if the neighbors want who want this to be <br />RE, I'm not adverse to voting for it to be RE; however, I would not <br />vote, unless it met all the requirements of RE zoning. I don't <br />want to start making exceptions. <br /> <br />Mayer favored the RR zoning, because if the PUD does come in the RR <br />jus. t sets the minimum standards for zoning, there is nothing that <br />stops Mr. Leach and Mr. Beacon coming forth with a joint PUD that <br />could receive Council approval and get higher zoning. The City is <br />in the position that, if we did RE zoning that becomes what's <br />allowed on the use by right and takes away some of the options in <br />teI~s of viewing the overall PUD. I think it makes sense to <br />approve the RR zoning and would consider a PUD and in the City's <br />interest and met the requirements of the neighbors, would give it <br />strong consideration. The initial RR zoning is appropriate to <br />protect the City's interest. <br /> <br />Howard asked Paul Wood, if it would be possible to annex this <br />property, RE, contingent upon the completion of the joint project <br />going through. Wood replied that the annexation agreement could <br />reflect that. Howard asked, if the annexation agreement say that <br />it is RE unless the following conditions are not met and noting <br />those conditions acceptable to the Council, otherwise it will <br />revert to RR. Woods referred to Griffiths on this question. <br />Grlffith was a little confused as the zoning is currently RR. <br />Howard replied that the Council recommended RR, the applicant <br />requested RE. What I'm hearing now is that the neighbors would not <br />mind RE. Griffiths indicated that there were two options; one, is <br />to go ahead and zone an RR and act on the annexation tonight and <br />then consider the different requirements at the time the PUD comes <br />foI~ard; or, two, you could have an annexation agreement that <br />ad~.resses the zoning matters, but you would have to have it signed <br />by the applicant and he has to agree to it and signed prior to the <br />action on the annexation ordinance, so you should delay this <br />tonight until that was done. Howard then asked the applicant, if <br />he would be willing to come in as RR and addressing the issue of RE <br />after PUD comes in. Applicant replies "Yes, they were willing to <br />go ahead with the RR zoning and present you with the PUD that we <br />think makes sense to both the City and the neighbors." <br /> <br />Lathrop moved that they adopt Ordinance 1122, Series 1993 on second <br />an~. final reading. Seconded by Howard. Roll Call Vote. Yes: <br />He~.ding, Mayer, Lathrop, Howard, Hornbostel and Davidson, 5/0, <br />passed. <br /> <br />ORDINANCE NO. 1123, SERIES 1993 - ZONING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY - <br />BE~.~ON - 2ND READING - PUBLIC HEARING (PUBL. LSVL. TIMES 9-8-93) <br /> <br />4 <br /> <br /> <br />