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96 Ms. Mohr felt the current configuration is difficult and cumbersome. If downtown becomes more successful, that comer could become gridlocked. She believed Council should reserve the potential to respond to a future problem. Mr. Van Gelder confirmed that at built out in downtown, that intersection will be over capacity. Mr. Pico indicated the two foot right of way Ray Street could be reserved. Mr. Swift pointed out that there are no setback requirements in the downtown area. In fact, businesses are encouraged to build right to the property line. It was moved by Ms. Scribner, seconded by Mr. Pico, that Resolution No. 93-138 be adopted, to provide that no change be made to the existing alignment of Ray and St. lohn Streets at Main Street other than to direct staff to consider reserving two feet on the southern portion of the Chevron service station site for right of way purposes, in conjunction with any future development of the site. The vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Dennis, Pico, Scribner, and Mayor Tarver NOES: Councilmember Mohr ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None 7. REPQRTS OF THE CITY ATTORNEY Item 7a Reconsideration of Decision to Disapprove Final Map, ImprOvement Plans and SubdivisiOn Agreement for Tract 6554, Ruby Hills Signature .Properties (SR93:426) Item 71~ Approval of Final Map. Improvement Plans and SubdivisiOn Agreement for Tract Rl~by Hffi, Sit, nature Properties Mr. Roush presented the staff report. He indicated the findings to disapprove the final map were not specific enough in the event of litigation. He asked Council to reconsider its prior action. He also recommended that Council approve the final map because it is consistent in all ways with the tentative map. To address Council's concerns regarding the "S" curve on Vineyard Avenue, the developer has proposed a construction schedule which would result in the work to occur this summer. 11/02/93 4