City Council Agenda and Packet 1984 07 17

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• a �^�r1g•` 'ice;: Thompson 4111. Thompson stated that hld request the council's input to see if there would be reason to continue with said idea plans. Morris She felt it would be for a comeercial area, she would feel real uncomfortable with this in a residential area. Thompson Mr. Thompson stated that they would be back with the necessary details. Ulrecka• Reccker She addressed the council relative to election campaign material. She complained that after the election last November campaign posters were not taken down. She also complained that after the special election, councilman Fauson had not removed the signs Councilman Fauson Councilman Fauson, promised Mrs. Stoecker that he personal' would remove the signs and appologised for the inconvenience and her annoyance. Frank Barnes Mr. Barnes asked if the Farber Annexation was on the agenda. Mayor Meier instructed Mr. Barnes that the Farber Annexation would be on the July 17, 1984 agenda. MAYORS PROCLAMATION Mayor Meier read said proclamation and proclaimed ON RECYCLING the week of July 15 thru the 22nd, 1984 as Colorado Recycling Week. Passed and adopted the 3rd day of July, 1984. UNIQUE HOMES Mr. Fo Farland was present as representative ANNEXATION REQUEST for the heir of the Steinbeck Estate and Unique Homes. He presented drawings illustrating the proposed layout of homes and land dedication. He noted that one of the other Steinbecks properties about one mile away has been appraised at $11,000. per acre. Meier Mayor Meier asked if this drawing included the topographical information requested. Mr. Farland stated that it did so reflect the requested topographical information. He noted that the donated property also has 25 water shares included. Mr. Farland presented the other plan and compared the changes on the new plan drawing. Mr. Farland pointed out the highest elevation point as requested by Mayor Meier. Lassen Councilman Cussen asked Mr. Farland if the plan was accepted, annexed and zoned, would they be willing to wait until 1986 or until the HOward Berry Water Treatment Plant opens, in light of the Moratorium of building permits, we are just going to be adding to the problems we already have. garland Mr. Farland referred the question to Mr. Ochsner, but noted that they had planned to build ten houses per year and not likely building this year. He also stated that the additional 25 shares of water would be deeded to the city. He felt that both were pluses. Ochsner giv..8crilinertIntitiainttieRSywalPet8nIP lien !oPrOP°' 10 houses per year. And that being on the time frame that the city would approve. He felt the benefits to the city far outweighed any negative perspectives. Cussen Councilman noted ttet the Cit.t's water problem- ,as nc lack of raw water but treated water. Morris Ms. Morris reitered Councilman Cusses's point that the City had ample raw water but Abt adliorprit the facility for sufficient treated water.