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6. Amend Condition No. 41 - That the developer extend the 10" ~ater line on City Street between his easterly property line and the existing terminus of the 10" water line across the Western Concrete Products frontage. Mr. Caroline stated he felt he should not be required to install a water line on someone else's property. Mr. Campbell stated that a reimbursement agreement could be entered into whereby Mr. Caroline would be reimbursed by adjacent property o~ners the time they develop their property. Mr. Campbell advised this matter is covered in the City's ordinance. 7. Amend Condition No. 42 - That the developer provide an 8" water line in a 20 foot P.S.E. be~een the lot 13-lot 14 split and the lot 20-lot 21 split. This 20 foot P.S.E. will also serve as a vehicular access easement for emergency and public service vehicles. Mr. Caroline requested that the fire lane hemads a straight route rather than being a loop. Mr. Campbell advised that this would be no problem and that staff could work out the details at th~ tentative map stage. 8. Remove Condition 45 - That the off-site sanitary sewer line be revised to minimize the easement required from Western Pacific and the developer dedi- cate a P.S.E. parallel with and contiguous to the southerly property line across the entire frontage of the subject property. Mr. Caroline stated he felt this condition should be worked out with Western Pacific. Mr. Campbell advised this would not be a problem. 9. Amend Condition No. 46 - That the sanitary sewer systembe designed apd sized to adequately serve the drainage area tributary to it. Mr. Caroline stated it was not feasible to install the entire system at this time. He stated he would like to phase the landscaping. He suggested completing the first two lots in their entirety and planting all the trees at this time but leave the low ground cover to be planted as individual businesses are completed. Staff advised this would not be a problem. Mayor Brandes recessed the meeting at 9:30 P.M. Mayor Brandes reconvened the meetin~ at 9:35-P.M. Mr. Lars Jotten, 1265 Kolln Street, representing some of the homeowners on Kolln Street, advised that this group were in ~eneral agreement with the conditions of the project. He statedhe was concerned about the noise impact and about maintenance of the landscaped buffer area. The following persons spoke in opposi=ion to this application and the Environ- mental Impact Report. Mr. William G. Kovac, 3124 Weymouth Court, stated this development would increase truck traffic on Santa Rite Road until such time as E1 Charro Road is opened for pub- lic use. He also expressed concern regarding the noise impact ~o the surrounding residenUial area. He stated he felt the buffer zone should be fully completed at this time in fairness to the residential area. 2126/80