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9/6/83 Page -5- ~ouncilman Leary Expressed concern with 450 total building permits for 1984 and suggested 110 permits be deleted from the 450 and distributed through the years 1993 - 1996, and the 1984 budget would have to be adjusted accordingly. Councilwoman Morris Inquired what assurance would council have that the building permit phasing plan as submitted would be binding, i.e. the Homart figures. Administrator Wurl stated these and those for Columbine Homes were part of the sub- division agreement. on Advised presently/subdivision agreements that have already been approved we do not have a mechanism now to deny them a building permit whether we have a phasing plan or not. How- ever most of the homes coming in in the future for approval of the subdivision, and at that time if some type of phasing plan is initiated then those would be the numbers we could ne- gotiate with the developers. Then Council when reviewing the subdivision and the agree- ment could see how the units setforth in the agreement tie in with the phasing plan. He further advised that McStain has some units approved however they have many subdivisions that need to come in; and there is a separate agreement for Centennial Valley which limits them to some extent also. Also, advised that there is no limiting agreement with the figures C.V. Suitts building permit figures. Further stated that Homart does not have any approved subdivisions at this time with re- spect to residential. Administrator Wurl reiterated that the figures as projected in the 1984 column was strictly to meet the numbers that were approved by the Council for the budget. Attorney Rautenstraus Councilman Ferrera Commented it was his understanding that the Council had voted twice on the phasing plan - once for the years 1983 through 2000, and once as Council on what numbers should be placed in 1984 for building permits; and both times they came up to 450. However Council also voted for 1983 there should be 480 for single family housing. Felt if this number is changed should be changed by 55 or 60 homes for Medema from what was built this year.