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contacted the Tri-City Elks and requested a lease <br />for parking on an adjacent lot. Elks members were <br />receptive to the request, however, it would have <br />to be voted on by the members of the Tri-City Elks <br />for approval. Mr. Rastberger did not know the <br />date of the next Elks membership meeting. <br />Mayor Meier moved that Resolution #34 be tabled <br />until the December 17th meeting to allow time <br />for the American Legion to secure an agreement <br />with the Tri-City Elks. Leary seconded. <br />Unanimous. <br />RESOLUTION #35 - APPROVAL OF <br />ASPEN PARK SUBDIVISION <br />Rautenstraus read i.n its entirety Resolution <br />#35, "A Resolution approving a final <br />subdivision plat for Aspen Park." Wanush <br />outlined that the applicant was requesting <br />subdivision of an RL zoned parcel recently <br />annexed to the City. The property is south of <br />Bella Vista Drive north of Aspen Way and just <br />cross from So. Jefferson Ave. Proposed <br />subdivision would create four residential lots, <br />all of required size (7,000 sq.ft.). Planning <br />Commission approved the request with the <br />following conditions: 1) street, drainage, <br />sewer and water improvement should be completed <br />prior to the issuance of first certificate of <br />occupancy; 2) the applicant pay cash in lieu of <br />land dedication; 3) the required lot frontage <br />of seventy feet be waived by Council. Staff <br />recommended an amendment to condition #1. <br />Wanush explained that bonding is required for <br />any public improvements to the City and that <br />this stipulation should continue and apply to <br />this request. <br />David Wilson, applicant, requested that Council <br />allow a Performance Bond or a Letter of Credit be <br />applied based on engineering plans approved by the <br />City's Public Works Department and become an <br />addendum to the subdivision agreement. By <br />allowing this, Wilson can then develop in two <br />phases as this is financially more sound for him. <br />Mayor Meier moved that Resolution #35 be approved <br />with the three amendments: 1) a letter of credit <br />be issued by the applicant to the City for the <br />amount of the improvements; 2) that the applicant <br />is to pay cash in lieu of land dedication; 3) the <br />required lat frontage is to be waived. Luce <br />seconded. Unanimous. <br />3 <br />
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