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143 Mayor Mercer asked Ms. Hollister if she had read the conditions of approval. Ms. Hollister answered yes, but found nothing that related to the schools. Mayor Mercer then read Condition No. 18 and added that the new developer fees of $2.65/sq. ft. would be put in effect as of January 1, 1993. The developer will not begin building until after that date. Ms. Hollister asked when will the developer begin working with the School District. She asked for an explanation of the four classrooms that were to be provided by the Shapell developer. She then asked if Ruby Hills was going to impact Vintage Hills School. Mayor Mercer explained that this project would first have to be approved, then have Growth Management approval. The developer must meet the requirements of the School District before receiving building permits. The four buildings that are to be provided by Shapell would be built after Shapell received Growth Management. It was Mayor Mercer's understanding that Ruby Hills was going to build its own school. Mr. Swift explained that at this time Ruby Hills is in the Vintage Hills boundary. That is expected to change as the development is built and how the children are designated to which school is not known at this point. Ultimately, the plan is to build another school in the Vineyard Corridor. Ms. Hollister asked Council to consider slowing down the development in this area until it is determined where all of the children will be attending school. Mayor Mercer pointed out that he and Ms. Scribner serve on a joint City Council and School District Committee (Mr. Fairfield also serves on this Committee). The School District chose three developers that it would like to work with. He thought that the proposal of $2.65/sq. ft., plus the obligation of the developers to pay the School District approximately 45 million dollars, would come back to the Council. The funding by the developers would assist the School District to provide school facilities. The developers also agreed to be proactive with the School District in going to the State for State funding. This report would be coming back to Council possibly by November 3rd or 17th. Frank Belecky, 892 Medeira Drive, indicated that the impression that he was getting was that Council was more concerned with the developer than the citizens. He asked if the developer is supposed to provide school units, why was there a bond issue to pay for the new Middle School. The State is overloaded with requests from the schools. 10/20/92 13