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88 David Jones understood that, but reiterated his disagreement with the sewer condition. There being no further testimony, Mr. Tarver declared the public hearing closed. Ms. Scribner asked what the purpose was of conditioning Mr. Jones to landscape the nine foot area of the Fairgrounds property. Mr. Swift stated that it was to finish off the street until such timethatthe street is widened and extended to Valley Avenue. There is no other landscaping done at this time in that area. Ms. Scribner was in favor of leaving the disclosure notices condition as written as well as the pro-rata of the future water and sewer extension. She believed that the condition for the soundwall should be removed, but felt that the landscaping should remain for future developments. Mr. Pico was concerned that the General Plan is outdated. He concurred with Ms. Scribner's comments regarding the soundwall and landscaping, but felt that more questions needed to be answered before approving the project. He too was concerned with the intention of extending Rose Avenue and the sewer and road easements being addressed. Mayor Tarver agreed that the Fair Board is obstructing development along the edges of the Fairgrounds. He believed that the City is going to have to condemn property to put Rose Avenue through. He thought that the City needs to make a decision as to what should be done with this. The General Plan should be changed if the City decides it is necessary. Mr. Swift added that the Fair Board has agreed to provide an easement for the City for a sewer and water line, but not for the road. The City's Master Plan shows the water line connecting to Valley Avenue as well as the sewer line. He then explained the pro-rata share condition. David Jones reiterated the process that this project has gone through to reach this approval stage. The more conditions set forth on this project, the less likely it could be done. 02/16/93 6