City Council Agenda and Packet 1987 12 15

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Wanush explained that Centennial, 14, 16, #7 and 18 are part of McStain's Master Plan. Centennial 14 is located north of Via Appia and south of Tyler. McStain is proposing to subdivide 18.97 acres into 72 single family housing units. The smallest lot would be 6030 s.f.; the median lot size is 7438. Centennial 16 is property south of Washington Street and north of Via Appia. McStain proposes to subdivide 31.88 acres into 70 single family housing units. The smallest lot would be 8,000 s.f. while the median lot size is 10,500 s.f. Covenants will be adopted for the maintenance of open space. Centennial 17 is north of Washington Street and south of Harper Lake. It is vest of The Grove. McStain is proposing to subdivide 13.35 acres into 37 single family housing units. The smallest lot is 7,500 s.f. while the median lot size is 9,100 s.f. Centennial #8 is south of Washington Street and east of McCaalin Blvd. McStain is proposing to subdivide 24.01 acres into 120 single family units. The smallest lot is 5,000 s.f. while the median lot size is 5,770 s.f. Planning Commission reviewed all four subdivisions and PUD's at a public hearing on November 10, 1987, and recommend approval with the condition that the plan include the addition of a more intense land- scaping along Via Appia and McCaslin Blvd. and the park in Centennial #8. wanush proposed options Council might consider in dealing with this issues 1) approve the subdivision plans and PUD with Planning Commission's recommenda- tion that the landscaping be included as part of McStain's commitments 2) approve the subdivision plans and PUD with the City committing to the pro- posed landscaping (as arterials are used and benefit the entire City, thereby being a City responsibility with the possibility of McStain installing the im- provements by means of a credit to their Service Expansion Fees), or 3) postpone the issue until discussions have taken place regarding the issue of the City's fees and use of fees. Tom Hoyt, President of McStain Ent., gave a detailed presentation with slides showing each of the four subdivisions and how they vill be completed. Mayor Pauson stated that in his opinion the developer `should foot the bill" on the main arterials. Mayor Fauson said that the reason he feels that way in that the landscaping that is done 3