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349, MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC No one in the audience addressed the Chair. EXECUTIVE SESSION Mayor Philcox recessed the meeting to an Executive Session at 8:05 P.M., to discuss possible litigation regarding the appeal of Teri Jordan on the recreational vehicle lot for Stoneson's development and the rezoning of Creeks Bend. Mayor Philcox reconvened the meeting at 8:20 P.M. PUBLIC HEARINGS A_p_peal of Mrs. Teri Jordan o~ a decision of the Planning Commission that a site immediately northeast of the Int.e~s.ection o~ Ma~ood Drive and Stone- dale Drive is proper for a recreational vehicle storage yard and that cer- tain minor modifications to the storage yard are in substantial conformance with PUD-69-5 (the development of 236 townhouses in the area bordered by Springdale Avenue~ Stonedale D~iye and Maywood Drive) (Continued Open from 6-14-76~ 6-28-76~ and 7-12-76) Mayor Philcox stated the public hearing on this item had been continued Open from the meeting of July 12, 1976, to allow time for a meeting with the developer in an attempt to reach an amenable resolution to this matter. Councilmembers Brandes and Herlihy met with Mr. Schumacher on July 30, 1976. Councilmember Brandes stated that Mr. Schumacher feels he has met the legal requirements regarding the recreational vehicle yard but did say he was willing to listen to alternatives for modifications of the lot. Mayor Philcox pointed out that this particular project was part of a map that had been approved by the Planning Commission and previous City Council with the recreational vehicle yard as it is. Mr. Jim Jordan, 7218 Stonedale Drive, requested that the recreational vehicle lot be relocated since homeowners had been told when they purchased their homes that this would be a grassy area. He hinted at litigation since he felt the homeowners had been misrepresented. Mr. Jordan presented certain modifications to the recreational vehicle yard that would be acceptable to the residents, if the lot was not relocated. Mr. Dennis Bloching, 7292 Stonedale Drive, expressed his concern regard- ing the setback requested as a safety aspect. There being no further public testimony, Mayor Philcox declared the public hearing closed. After considerable discussion, it was moved by CouncilmemberHerlihy, and seconded by Councilmember LeClaire, that Resolution No. 76-181, denying the appeal of Mrs. Teri Jordan of a decision of the Planning Commission that a site immediately northeast of the Intersection of Maywood Drive and Stone- dale Drive is proper for a recreational vehicle storage yard and that certain minor modifications to the storage yard are in substantial conformance with PUD-69-5 (the development of 236 townhouses in the area bordered by Spring- dale Avenue, Stonedale Drive and Maywood Drive), be adopted, and recommending that Stoneson Development Corporation make the following modifications to the recreational vehicle yard: (1) That the driveway entrance be relocated to the north end of the yard; (2) That the hose bib be removed and the wash rack and drain be camouflaged and rendered useless in the most appropriate manner; (3) That ~he setback between the sidewalk and the storage yard be 10 feet wide~ .... (4) That the storage yard be bordered on the west by a 6 foot high fence meet~ ing City standards and to be constructed of decorative masonry block fencing, and on ~e sc,~h b~ ~'ct 8 foot high fence meeting Fire Department standards and to be co~t~ucted of the same material if possible; (5) That the area between the sjdevaik and the 'fence be densely planted with fast growing trees and shr~5s a~d an irrigation system installed for maintenance of the landscaping, and preserving the three existing Eucalyptus Trees, is possible; (6) That where possible, the lengths of the parking spaces be varied in order to ob- tain the greatest number of spaces and greatest maneuverability within the lot and that design of the interior of the yard be left to the developer and townhouse homeowners association, with the setback from the inside south wall to be 15 feet. 2. 8/9/76