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37 Ms. Mohr asked about the color scheme. Although a sample board was not brought to the meeting, Mr. Crews assured Council that Signature was willing to work out with staff a color palate that would satisfy its requirements. Other questions answered by Mr. Crews involved the total distance in the back of the project. The units are 15 to 20 feet beyond the Arroyo, allowing more area to plant trees as a buffer to the neighboring project. Mr. Tarver inquired as to the possibility of reducing the selling price on some units, producing some affordable housing or contributing to a moderate income fund. Mr. McKeehan affirmed that discussions with staff on that issue has reduced the price of the previous Summerhill project units, which had a price range from $300,000+, to the anticipated $190,000 to $240,000 range for 1100 to 1800 square foot units. Council received confirmation that two of the recreation areas will be turned into tot lots. Ms. Mohr also wanted to know what kind of guarantees would be given to ensure that the houses would actually come in at the prices Signature is projecting. Mr. McKeehan assured Council that Signature would not purposely escalate the price of these units. Mr. Tarver directed a question to staff regarding whether the condition about water in the growth management agreements was being included in this reapproval. Mr. Roush replied that the water condition wouldn't apply unless it is added at this time. There being no further testimony, Mr. Mercer declared the public hearing closed. It was moved by Mr. Butler, and seconded by Ms. Mohr, that Ordinance No. 1519 be introduced, to be read by title only and waiving further reading thereof, approving Case PUD-80-31-52D for construction 151 townhouse and condominium units with an additional condition that building permits shall be withheld if the City adopts mandatory water rationing and the developer does not participate in a water offset program to be developed by the City. 9-17-91 7