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9 Mr. Pico did not support this annexation. He was concerned with the growth in City. It was moved by Ms. Scribner, and seconded by Ms. Dennis, that Resolution No. 50, be adopted, ordering Annexation No. 138, North Sycamore, 133 acres. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Dennis, Scribner and Mayor Tarver NOES: Councilmember Pico ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: Councilmember Mohr Item 6b AP-93-03 CZ-92-174~. Stoddard Desit, n A_n_neai by the City Council of a decision of the D~sit, n Review Board ap_nrovin_~ an annlieation to construct an ap_~ro~mately 7,490 s~_. ft., two-stor~_ single family r~idence io~l~Wd at 20 Twe!ye Oaks Drive. Zoning for the _nro_l~'ly .is PUD [Planned Unit Develo_nmenO -Low D~nsitv Residential/Onen S_uaee District, (SR93:165) Mr. Swift presented the staff report. Mr. Tarvet declared the public hearing open on the application. Nick Stoddard, Architect, explained the history of this project and that he was given a City airproved driveway plan and building pad location and elevation. He then described the elevations, floor plan, color scheme, landscaping and visual impact of this house. He urged Council to approve this project. Dean WagermE, 3003 Hopyard Road and Charles Bettencourt, 5505 Jensen Drive, objected to this appeal. Mr. Bettencourt, who is the owner of this property, described the lot and design of the house. He believed that there would be little to no visible impact. Don Temple, 6409 Alisal, questioned if the comments that are being made this evening are relevant or personal. In response to Council's concerns, Mr. Swift explained the length and grade of this driveway and the City regulations as they relate to the driveway. He further explained the visibility of the proposed home compared to surrounding houses in the area. 05/04/93 5