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City Council <br />Meeting Minutes <br />May 5, 2015 <br />Page 6 of 33 <br />agreed it is unlikely such a home would be built, but noted there is a large home on the <br />mesa with a flat roof, and there is nothing preventing such a structure being built. <br />City Attorney Light responded to Council member Loo's question relative to the control <br />mechanism to prevent such large homes being built as follows: Council could direct <br />staff to negotiate with the applicant as to whether they would be willing to include <br />language in the annexation agreement amendment to address this issue. The current <br />controls in place are provisions in the annexation ordnance; the initial zoning ordinance; <br />in the contract and in the PUD. All four of which would need to be amended to allow the <br />2 stories within the 26'. He noted Council's direction at the last meeting was for staff to <br />negotiate with the applicant on a lot coverage requirement. He noted a roof pitch <br />requirement has not been negotiated. <br />Council member Stolzmann explained the Council is tasked with looking at various <br />criteria, making sure the view corridors are protected and other items the HOA does not <br />look at The applicant presented information relative to their proposal, but was unwilling <br />to document certain information. She would approve what was presented with some <br />flexibility, but without documentation, would not approve amending the ordinances or to <br />modify the PUD. <br />Mayor Muckle agreed with Council member Loo's comments. He called for public <br />comment and hearing none, closed the public hearing. <br />ORDINANCE No. 1687, SERIES 2015 <br />MOTION: Mayor Pro Tem Dalton moved to approve Ordinance No. 1687, Series 2015, <br />seconded by Council member Leh. Roll call vote was taken. The motion failed by a <br />vote of 5 -2. Mayor Pro Tem Dalton and Council member Leh voted yes. <br />City Attorney Light explained with the disapproval of Ordinance No. 1687, Series 2015, <br />Ordinance Nos. 1165 and 1166 and the amendment to the addendum to the annexation <br />agreement shall rem. ain as currently written. He offered language for the motion for <br />Resolution No. 22, Series 2015. <br />RESOLUTION No. 22, SERIES 2015 <br />MOTON: Mayor Muckle moved to disapprove Resolution 22, Series 2015 on the basis <br />that with the disapproval of Ordinance No. 1687, Series 2015, the proposed PUD <br />amendment is inconsistent with existing annexation and zoning ordinances and the <br />annexation agreement that governs the property. The motion was seconded by Council <br />member Keany. <br />Council member Stolzmann requested clarification on the amendment in the motion. <br />City Attorney Light explained the disapproval of Resolution No. 22 clarifies the reason <br />for disapproval is if the existing ordinances and annexation agreement stays in place, <br />
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