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applied. She stated the project could likely be completed more economically if the City reimbursed the applicant. Mr. Tassano stated it would be difficult for the City to complete a CIP project since it was not on the two-year plan. Ms. Harryman reiterated the requirement to pay prevailing wage and consensus that the goal was to complete the sidewalks as soon as possible. Commissioner Gaidos agreed that constructing the sidewalk and even widening Dennis Drive at the same time made sense. He suggested changing the rolled sidewalks to square sidewalks. Commissioner Nibert agreed with Mr. Tassano's suggestion to uncouple the sidewalk improvements with the CIP, from both a timing and economic standpoint. He thought the sidewalk would be constructed sooner if done ahead of the CIP. He inquired about the warranty bond and whether it would include the sidewalk and roadway widening. Ms. Amos confirmed the bond covered the sidewalk and widening improvements. He expressed concern regarding the timeliness of certain conditions, noting the conditions did not mention timing of when the sidewalk would be constructed, which should be included in the Commission's recommendation to City Council. He inquired about construction cutting through the neighboring Finn property landscaping. Ms. Amos explained that Mr. Finn's landscaping encroached into the subject property but was confident all owners could work together to determine a solution. Commissioner Pace stated his concerns related to safety were covered by previous comments. Commissioner Morgan stated the two subdivisions helped to extend the sidewalk. He stated he was unclear as to the Commission's recommendation to Council regarding the importance of timing of sidewalk construction. Chair Brown asked about the Commission's potential recommendation to the Council. Ms. Clark suggested the Commission's recommendation focus on completing the sidewalk gap either by allocating funds or completion by the applicant in the near term. Commissioner Morgan inquired about the CIP and two-year timeframe. Mr. Tassano explained the annual concrete project would have to be adjusted to include 3520 Dennis Drive. Ms. Clark noted that it would be some time before the two projects would begin construction, making it more likely the timing of construction could coincide with the City's CIP. Chair Brown referenced the proposed residence on Parcel A and the circular turnaround and curved driveways going to both sides of curb on Dennis Drive. He inquired if a driveway access on a curve was a safety issue. Mr. Tassano stated, and Ms. Amos confirmed the circular structure was a pedestrian walkway, not a driveway. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPEN There were no members of the audience wishing to address the Commission. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED Planning Commission Minutes Page 5 of 10 July 14, 2021 Commissioner Allen asked if the required funds could be requested as an amenity. Ms. Clark referenced the agenda report regarding the history of the project and approval of annexation by the City Council, not requiring additional amenities. She reiterated that 3520 Dennis Drive had met their obligation in paying the in-lieu fee. She suggested an option for the two projects to complete the improvements, with the City reimbursing the applicants for the cost. Commissioner Allen suggested information on the cost to complete the CIP in conjunction with the two projects. Ms. Amos explained the need to pay prevailing wages if City monies were Planning Commission Minutes Page 4 of 10 July 14, 2021 Dennis Drive. He continued stating the width of the sidewalk Planning Commission Minutes Page 3 of 10 July 14, 2021