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talking with other properties. Portland requires a permit and it's only available during the off peak hours. Sisk moved that Council approve Resolution No. 48, Series 1992, and authorize the City Clerk to forward certified copies to DRCOG and RTD. Seconded by Mayer. All in favor. RESOLUTION NO. 38, SERIES 1992 - THE MEADOW AT COAL CREEK ANNEXATION - PUBLIC HEARING Davidson opened the Public Hearing asking for a staff presentation. John Franklin, Director of Community Development, introduced this first part of a three part request. The proposed annexation is approximately 27 acres located south of Cherry Street at Taft Court. The applicant is Meadows at Coal Creek Corporation. It is for single family detached residential. The Annexation Agreement that Council has, paragraph 13 was revised to reflect an updated version of water rights requirements. The applicant does have a copy of that. The plan that is referenced in your packet is one of several plans, which were offered as a result of discussions with the Planning Commission, neighbors, and staff. The applicants have yet another conceptual plan to discuss tonight. Planning Commission reviewed the request and adopted Resolution No. 9, recommending approval of the annexation. They also recommended approval of the residential zoning. Proper notice was published in the local newspaper. Jim Fraker, Developer, addressed the revisions that they had to the plan. Since the previous plan that they brought before Council, they have eliminated the patio homes. They addressed the concern of only one crossing of the bike path. They have produced four cul-de-sacs and made one crossing of the bike path at the south end. They have created three outlots: One is between lots 44 and 45, to provide access from the lots on the west side of Orchard Drive to be able to access the bike path without crossing the street; another outlot, which is outlot C extended to the east, which accesses the bike path; then, outlot B, which accesses the existing bike path along the easterly edge. Each outlot contains utilities within it. Outlot B contains water and sewer within it. Outlot C contains storm drainage in it. The outlot between lots 44 and 45 provides for their water connection. The streets have the points of access that were originally discussed with engineering, which were addressed in their traffic report. In doing this, there are 111 single family sites now. Outlot A is a detention pond. They are in the process of trying to acquire lands that can be used outside of ours for a park requirement. Fraker stated that if we cannot accomplish this task, we would put the park site within our own tract of land. 7