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2/7/84 Page -7 - AUDIENCE COMMENTS None. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT Councilmembers had a copy of the resolution RESOLUTION #7 - HONORING anal Mayor Metier read it in its entirety. LAWRENCE ENTRIETTO Mayor Meier presented the resolution and a plaque to Mr. Lawrence Enrietto. He also personally thanked him. not only for his 18 years of dedicated service as the Municipal Judge to the City, but for participating in. the growth, in which he considered one of the best little communities in the area. Mayor Meier extended his deep. appreciation four Mr. Enrietto's valued service to the City. ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION #7 Councilman Luce moved, Councilwoman Morris seconded that Resolution #7, Series 1984 Honoring Lawrence Enrietto be adopted. Question called for. All in favor. Motion carried unanimously. ORDINANCE #808 - PUBLIC Councilmembers had a copy of the Ordinance HEARING CONCERNING REFEREN- as, well as information pertaining to the DUM PETITION public hearing and referendum. Mayor Meier opened the public hearing and Attorney Rautenstraus certified proper publication of the public hearing. Staff Presentation Director Rupp advised that he would make some introductory comments. The City Attor- ney will review the memo and existing agree- mE~nt with the Planned Community Zoned Dis- trict, and Administrator Wurl will cover the financial portion, then the areas of concern will be discussed. Slides were shown of the present zoning that exists iri the City with the Homart property. The information sheets provided Councilmembers wE~re taken from Homart' s application and dE~scribed their existing position. A fact sYieet was also make available that made a comparison. Zoning Director Rupp stated that under the existing zoning there were 3 separate zoned districts, R--E, Agricultural, and Community Commercial. TYle total site represented 882 acres, of which 182 acres was in the commercial desig- nation, 446 acres open sapce, and 253 acres rE~sidential. Depicting on the wall map an area shown in red, Mr. Rupp stated was the rE~gional mall site which was originally pro- posed to be 1,000,000 sq.ft.