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58 effective and felt that a Design Committee could have prevented some of the disagreement. -- Ms. Scribner was concerned about the design and preferred the addition over the garage. However, the plan meets the Code requirements and has been done before, so there is no justification to deny the project. Mr. Tarver expressed his sympathy for the applicant and believed the applicant had done everything he could to make the addition fit in. Mr. Tarver did not find justification to deny the project. It was moved by Mr. Pico, seconded by Ms. Mohr, to adopt Resolution No. 93-08, denying the appeal and upholding the approval of the zoning administrator of Case Z-92-221, the application to construct a two-story addition at 4922 Black Avenue. The vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmember - Mohr, Pico, Scribner, and Mayor Tarver NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Item 6b Water Efficient Landscapes and Irrigation Systems Design Ordinance (SR 93:33) Mr. Swift presented the staff report. He indicated the ordinance tries to accomplish water savings in two ways, by water efficient design and by encouraging water efficient operation. The ordinance is flexible with regard to design and relies on certification and a water pricing system to ensure monitoring consumption. Ms. Mohr inquired about drip and bubbler systems and suggested the water savings would offset the cost of installation. Mr. Swift indicated they are not used in large commercial areas due to the amount of land to be covered. This ordinance mandates that kind of system. Ms. Mohr liked the water budget concept. She further inquired if this ordinance would preclude putting turf in medians and asked about entryway treatments. Mr. Swift indicated median turf was prohibited under current ordinances and stated that the proposed ordinance does not preclude turf in entryways, but it makes it difficult unless the entryways are wide enough. o /19/93 8