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Councilmember McGovern indicated she visited the proposed project and is in support of the proposed addition. She commented on how well the property is maintained. Mayor Hosterman stated she feels much the same as her fellow Councilmembers do. She also feels all proposed house additions need to be reviewed separately to ensure each one fits into the downtown. Motion: It was m/s by BrozoskylMcGovern to adopt Resolution No. 06-063 denying the appeal PAP-99, Dustin Boyce, appellant (PADR-1536, Finlay Boag) and upholding of the Zoning Administrator's approval of an administrative design review- to construct additions to the existing residence at 4558 Second Street, consisting of: one-story addition totaling approximately 291 sq. ft. on the front, north side, and rear; two-story additions totaling 294 sq ft. on the southern side and reaf; a porte-cochere and second-floor balcony on- the southern side; and a covered front porch. Motion passed by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmembers Hosterman None None Brozosky, McGovern, Sullivan, Thorne and Mayor Noes: Absent: 6b. Pulled from the agenda and rescheduled to October 3, 2006, Public Hearing: PUD-50, Ponderosa Homes an application for Planned Unit Development (PUD) to subdivide an approximately 19.83-acre site into 27 lots and to construct 25 new, one and two-story single-family detached homes ranging in size from 3,908 to 4,595 sq. ft. located at 3157 Trenery Drive and 2313 Martin Avenue; zoned PUD- LDR (Planned Unit Development-Low Density Residential) District; and consideration of the Negative Declaration (SR 06: 182) 6c. Approve plans and specifications; review bids and award construction contract for the Vineyard Hills Reservoir and Access Road; amendment to the contract with Tetra Tech, Inc., to perform construction management services for the project; amendment to Purchase and Sale Agreement with Threehand LP; and direction to staff to develop a financing plan for the remaining portions of the Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan Area Infrastructure (SR 06:152) Councilmember Brozosky recused himself, as he owns property within 500 feet of the proposed project. Assistant City Manager Bocian presented the staff report and gave an extensive overview of the issue. Staff recommended Council look at the improvements included in the August 15th staff report, approve the funding for those, and to come back regarding loan-terms for loans that are involved for this evening and any future loan. City Manager Fialho clarified staff is not asking the Council to approve the projects that are reflected in the staff report dated August 15th, what staff is asking for is the Council to award the contract for the construction of the water tank. Staff has identified three other improvements, the Zone 7 turnout, the street City Council Minutes Page 7 of 13 September 19, 2006