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Number of Building Permits Permits for Homart 11/3/83 Page -15- Also working with the City in regard to Harper Lake and additional water storage. As to the extension of Via Appia, they have tied and talked with the neighbors in Heritage and the Centennial subdivision that the future developments that they do to the west of Sundance and south of Pine St.before those buildings would be occupied they would have a connection to the west; rather than having people come through the Heritage subdivision. They will agree to extending Via Appia but will have to be con- tingent on being able to have some type development that would justify those costs. Councilman Leary wished concurrence that Mr. Krueger was asking for up to 140 building permits per year. Krueger concurred. Attorney Rautenstraus advised that the numbers for Hunter's Ridge or Columbine Homes were 109 for the first year, 140 and 141 and the wording in the agreement said those numbers could be adjusted for reasonable cause. Leary inquired who would sign the amendment to the annexation agreement. Rautenstraus advised the owner of the property If there are requirements of other people then they would sign also. Mayor Meier favored granting McStain 140 permits per year on the merits of the quality of his other developments and the other bene- fits derived by the City. Councilman Ferrera inquired if this same number of permits would be granted to Homart, or would 175 permits be allowed for them and McStain? He felt that this had been discussed with Homart that they get with McStain and deal with them on the number of permits. Mayor Meier commented that in the study session stating that they should arbritrate 175 per- mits jointly, didn't feel this was an equitable way to go for either McStain or Homart. Felt that Council should deal with them separately.