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8/19/2008
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In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Narum regarding the meaning of "intent to <br />proceed," Ms. Decker replied that clarification would be necessary whether it meant <br />intent to proceed with designing improvement plans, developing a final map, or actual <br />construction and installation of infrastructure, which may be dependent on having a final <br />map and the payment of all fees. The Commission may wish to state that it would occur <br />within 60 days from the time of final map recordation or prior to or at the same time as <br />final map recordation. <br />Acting Chair Pearce would like to tie it to the final map and for the timeline to be more <br />than 60 days. <br />Commissioner Fox suggested that atwo-year timeline be used. <br />Commissioner Olson noted that the timeline was 10 years from the date of recording and <br />will expire in November 2012. <br />Acting Chair Pearce suggested that one year from final map recordation be used, which <br />was not as unduly burdensome as 60 days. She preferred the City to be an intermediary <br />and that the contact between the two parties be limited in terms of Condition No. 23. <br />Commissioner Fox suggested adding a condition that Mr. Brozosky had the right to <br />review and have the right of refusal to have work done on his property. She did not <br />believe the onus should be on him to get the bids. <br />Acting Chair Peazce noted that the Chrismans would get the bids. She wanted each party <br />to have an opportunity to be involved in this process. <br />Ms. Decker noted that while Condition No. 23 stated that the Brozoskys shall submit <br />three bids, the City could be the facilitator of the process and coordinate the acquisition <br />of three bids from professional firms as recognized by the City as being sound <br />contractors. There would be feedback from all parties at that time. <br />In response to an inquiry by Acting Chair Pearce regarding whether the amendment was <br />acceptable to the maker and seconder of the motion, Commissioner Fox and <br />Commissioner Olson agreed that it was. <br />Commissioner Narum suggested reopening the public hearing to allow the parties to <br />comment on the amendment. <br />Commissioner Narum moved to re-open the public hearing to allow Mr. Brozosky <br />and Mr. Schlies to comment on the motion on the floor with regard to Condition <br />No. 23. <br />Commissioner Fox seconded the motion. <br />EXCERPT: PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, February 27, 2008 Page 11 of 13 <br />
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