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Wood: A phasing line can be shown on the subdivision plat. The actual phasing plan can be incorporated in the subdivision agreement. Mayer: Exactly how much extra land is the City getting? Wood: Outlot A is approximately 2.9 acres. We would have to net that out of the right-of-way for Ridgeview Drive and the two lots that we will be conveying back. Mayer: So, actually the City is gaining over two acres. Also, I would ask Council to support the phasing as part of this resolution, going with 10 C.O.'s per quarter, beginning in the fall of '93. Davidson: I hope I didn't give anybody at the meeting at the Recreation Center the idea that this particular development was a foregone conclusion. I specifically said that I wasn't there to sell this development. I did try to tell the people the legal aspects the City is in. The land is annexed and zoned and therefore, there are certain use by rights. That zoning would allow for some 80 homes to be built on there. Louisville is the only City doing anything to address the overcrowding by requiring phasing. We're real sympathetic, but there is not too much we can do other than what we've already done. Lathrop moved that Council approve Resolution No. 73, Series 1992, a resolution approving a final subdivision Plat for Ridgeview Estates and including Condition No. 11, to be added to the Subdivision Agreement, which shall include a phasing plan, of which the rate of development as measured by C.O.'s issued shall not exceed 10 per quarter commencing with the second and third quarter of 1993 combined and 10 C.O.'s per subsequent quarter. Sheffield: Mr. Mayor, if we don't achieve 10 C.O.'s in a quarter, if that could possibly be carried over? 13