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City Council Meeting Minutes August 15, 2017 Page 9 of 13 Councilmember Keany stated any future changes to the building use will affect the tap fee and the tap may need to be increased at a later time if required. The issue is that the applicant has been told they must purchase two taps rather than upsize the one tap. He stated the applicant may be willing to upsize the existing tap rather than have to pay for a separate tap. If a building use changes the tap fee can be recalculated at that time That discussion is separate from the PUD Mayor Pro Tem Lipton asked what the appeal process is for the tap size issue Attorney Light stated there is no administrative appeal process but the applicant can pay the fees under protest and consider seeking judicial relief. Councilmember Leh agreed with Councilmember Stolzmann that the criteria have been met for the PUD Other than that, the Council does not have the ability to address the tap fee issue Mayor Muckle moved to approve Resolution No. 38, Series 2017 with the condition proposed by staff to remove the language from the note. He added his statement that he feels this is an appropriate addition to a historical building. Councilmember Maloney seconded the motion. Voice vote: all in favor. RESOLUTION NO. 47, SERIES 2017 — A RESOLUTION TO APPROVE A FINAL PLAT, A FINAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) AND A SPECIAL REVIEW USE TO ALLOW DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW PUMP STATION AT THE SID COPELAND WATER TREATMENT PLANT Mayor Muckle introduced the resolution. Planner Ritchie gave the staff presentation stating this is an application for a final plat, a final PUD, and Special Review Use to allow additional improvements, specifically a new high zone/mid zone pump station at the Sid Copeland Water Treatment Plant She added all public notice requirements have been met She showed the location of the property on Washington Avenue and showed the location of the proposed new pump station. It includes a 1350 s.f. building that is recessed into the hillside The architecture will match the brick of the existing building on site. At the planning commission hearing the neighbors expressed concern the proposed trees to screen the new structure may obstruct their view Public Works staff has worked with Parks to alter the tree species to avoid any obstruction. Staff recommends approval of the plat, PUD, and Special Review Use.