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4/19/84 <br />Page -2- <br />Mayor Meier questioned what prompted the <br />ordinance. <br />Administrator Wurl advised two recent inci- <br />dents in conjunction with other problems <br />and because we didn't have an ordinance <br />there wasn't anything our Judge could do <br />aboLZt it or charge them with. <br />Vote on the Motion Rol7L call vote: <br />Cussen Yes <br />Johnson Yes <br />Woodson Yes <br />Morris Yes <br />Duce Yes <br />Meier Yes <br />Motion carried unanimously - 6-0. <br />ANNEXATION POLICY - REPORT Attorney Rautenstraus stated that staff <br />was directed to begin working on a way of <br />implementing an annexation policy. It was <br />his suggestion that this be done in the form <br />of a resolution to be prepared for the next <br />meeting that specifies the policy. In doing <br />so staff wished to go through the areas that <br />would be placed in the resolution to see if <br />those were what Council desired before it <br />wa:~ prepared. It was his understanding that <br />the principle behind the resolution would <br />be to suggest that we need to limit the types <br />of annexations to be reviewed right now so <br />that we can be certain tharoservmanner.beBut <br />provided or kept up in a p p <br />the points to be considered whether an annex- <br />ation would be reviewed or not - 1) the <br />property would need to be in the Urbalaneorice <br />Area - 2) some type o~ode~~loWasn~o be <br />plan showing how the p p Y <br />developed would need to be included. 3) <br />annexations which would not be limited would <br />be: city owned property, open space and com- <br />mercial/industrial property. He believed <br />tYiat there was a suggestion that the size of <br />tYie parcel be limited to some extent. His <br />understanding was that a principle was to <br />try to limit annexations to situations where <br />there would be no more than one dwelling <br />unit involved. If that was the case then <br />that would automatically limit the size to <br />5 acres. It was also his understanding that <br />there was a suggestion on the limitation on <br />the number of dwelling units. Finally the <br />
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