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developments, the desire of the <br />developer to be more strict and <br />market that. <br /> <br />Sisk: <br /> <br />Franklin: <br /> <br />John, do you find any problems with <br />safety by permitting this deviation? <br /> <br />NO. <br /> <br />Sisk: <br /> <br />How have you considered this? <br /> <br />Franklin: <br /> <br />We plotted the areas out for sight <br />distance, which is a function of <br />travel speed, curvature of the road, <br />and for corner visibility, which is <br />a zoning requirement. All passed <br />with flying colors, so we're OK from <br />a safety standpoint. <br /> <br />Lathrop moved that Council approve Resolution 17, Series 1992, <br />approving an amendment to the final PUD Plan for Centennial Heights <br />Subdivision. Seconded by Howard. Roll call was taken. Motion <br />passed 7-0. <br /> <br />RESOLUTION NO. 18, SERIES 1992 - MATTERN PROPERTY ANNEXATION <br /> <br />Franklin explained that it is his intention to cover the material <br />applicable to the next three items. He stated that before Council <br />is a formal annexation process and that Council had previously seen <br />a letter of interest from George Mattern for annexation of five <br />acres which is located in the vicinity of the Colorado Tech Center, <br />to the southeast part of the City. At this stage, if Council <br />chooses to proceed, the annexation would be formally initiated with <br />referrals being made to the various districts and the County as <br />required by state law. The 30 day minimum requirement for <br />referrals and comments before the public hearing would be effected, <br />which does comply with state statutes. The purpose of the <br />annexation at this time was to allow Mr. Mattern to replace an <br />older mobile home on the site without having to become a formal <br />developer, replat, or not replace the mobile home. There is a <br />residence on the site as well as a mobile home. The County was not <br />going to allow him to do that. He stated that Mr. Mattern's intent <br />is not to develop the property at this time or hook up to water and <br />sewer. Those items are currently covered in a signed annexation <br />agreement, although there are some terms in there that need to be <br />screened by the City Attorney based on water development <br />resolutions. Mr. Mattern has agreed to rural residential zoning <br />and the City, going in, is looking to a very narrow use of the <br />ground for the time being. At such time as Mr. Mattern elects to <br />become a developer or sell and requests rezoning, those City zoning <br />~equirements and subdivision and development regulations would come <br />into effect. At this time, it is annexation and zoning which would <br /> <br />15 <br /> <br /> <br />