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City Council Meeting Minutes September 1, 2020 Page 8 of 10 Roll Call Vote to continue the hearing to September 22: motion passed by unanimous roll call vote. RESOLUTION NO. 71, SERIES 2020 — A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN AMENDMENT TO THE PARBOIS PLACE PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT TO REMOVE THE DEMOLITION REQUIREMENT ON LOT 6, LOCATED AT 543 COUNTY ROAD Mayor Stolzmann introduced the item, opened the public hearing, and asked for Council disclosures. Mayor Stolzmann stated she did speak with the applicant prior to the application being filed but that will not influence her decision tonight. Councilmember Lipton stated he had a conversation with the applicant about the history of the property prior to this application being filed. There were no other disclosures. Planner Brennan stated this is a request for a PUD amendment. He reviewed the site and its history noting a 2013 PUD amendment required the demolition of the garage on the site. Since then the property has been sold to a new owner who was unaware of the demolition requirement and who would like to keep the garage. There was no information in the original agreement as to why the garage needed to be demolished. In addition, another home in the PUD was originally required to be demolished and was later allowed to be kept. Any future development on the lot would have to meet all regulations. Staff finds the proposal meets the PUD criteria outlined in Section 17.28.120 of the LMC. No waivers are requested. Staff recommends approval of the resolution. Public Comments — None. Councilmember Lipton moved to approve the resolution; Mayor Pro Tern Maloney seconded the motion. Mayor Stolzmann closed the public hearing. Roll Call Vote: Motion passed by unanimous roll call vote. CHERRY STREET RECONFIGURATION CONSIDERATION Director Kowar stated this is an opportunity for the Council to consider reconfiguring Cherry Street while it is now under construction. He noted there is a plan to put in bump outs on Cherry similar to the others that have been installed around town. He reviewed the options. They include ways to increase pedestrian and bicycling safety with speed limit reductions, pedestrian refuges, and reducing car lanes to create buffered bike lanes. Mayor Stolzmann stated the conversation should focus decision points on speeds and if lanes should be reduced but not get into other details at this time.