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21 The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Butler, Mohr, Scribner, Tarver and Mayor Mercer NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Item 8c HOme si=es in the Golden Eaqle Farm Development Mr. Tarver referred to a letter that the Mayor had written regarding the Golden Eagle Farm homes and asked that Council reconsider the house sizes because the homes were not coming out the way that he had envisioned them. He felt that the homes appeared massive on the hill which is what he hoped was going to be avoided. Mr. Tarver was not pleased with the way these 7000 sq. ft. homes appeared on the hill. Mayor Mercer abstained from the discussion because he had a conflict of interest. Council agreed to reconsider the house sizes of the Golden Eagle Farm project. This matter would be taken up at the October 20, 1992 City Council meeting. Item 8d "~Ckloq" Mayor Mercer requested that the so called "backlog" be placed on the future agenda for clarification. He understood that the numbers were confusing and he wanted to be able to explain numbers. 'Mr. Tarver thought it was a good idea to have terms defined so that everybody can agree on what it is. He did not agree with the way these units were categorized. There was discussion regarding the number of units under construction and those in backlog. Mr. Butler was not sure what the point was of discussing this issue again. He believed that nowhere in the Growth Management ordinance is the term "backlog" used. He felt that the numbers speak for themselves. Mayor Mercer was concerned with the misunderstanding that people have regarding the number of houses being built and those in backlog. He wanted to make it clear that Council only approved 468 units for the growth management period. There were 858 units that were unanimously approved outside of the growth management program.