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MINUTES ., REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING JULY 11, 1984 PAGE4 DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION, THE LOCATION, SIZE, ORDINANCE HEIGHT, AND THE USE OF BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS, N0. 205 THE ARRANGEMENT-OF BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS ON (cont.) LOTS AND TRACTS, .DESIGNATING THE NUMBER AND CLASSIFICATION OF ZONING DISTRICTS AND DELINEATING THEIR BOUNDARIES WITHIN THE CITY, PROVIDING FOR A SYSTEM OF ADMINISTRATION, ENFORCEMENT AND APPEALS ESTABLISHING PENALTIES AND REPEALING ORDINANCES N0. 64 AND 138 1 Engineer Schunicht explained-that the City will be taking bids on WALKWAY TO the 1984 Sealcoating project on July 25th and the bid will include p~K the cost of construction of the walkway from Falcon Woods No. 3 to the FALCON City Park. He reviewed comments made by Engineer Brad Lemberg in his WOODS N0. 3 letter dated July 11th recommending that the easement to the park be kept 10 feet in width due to the fact that a standard pathway paver is 72 feet in width. The walkway would be five feet in width with approximately six inches of gravel on either side. The estimated cost is $600 - $700. Chuck Kelly and his wife Carole Gallagher, 1845 Moore, and Lowell Lundy, 1853 Moore, were in attendance to address the matter. Mr. Kelly explained that Good-Value Homes will pay for fencing and one-third of the cost of the paving and that he felt the City should pay for the remainder of the cost of-the paving. A lengthy discussion ensued regarding the type of fencing (split rail as requested by the homeowners or chain link which the Council felt-more practical), who should pay for the cost of paving, whether or not the cost could be taken from the Park Development Fund, and maintenance of the easement. Councilmember Ciernia suggested that Good Value pay one-third, the City one-third and the two abutting residents one-third. The homeowners refused to participate. George Plant, 1861 Moore, presented the background of the old walkway which abutted his property and stated that the City paid for both the fencing and the walkway and he felt that the City should pay for the cost of this walkway. Attorney Gasteazoro stressed the fact that the City owns the property and that the misunderstanding between the homeowners and Good Value Homes does not concern the City. Mr. Kelly agreed to obtain prices and maintenance costs for the suggested types of fences and will attempt to have the information for the July 25th. meeting. Acting Mayor Chestovich moved, seconded by Councilmember Baldwin, that the City Attorney be authorized to contact the bonding company for Westlund Construction to take over the completion of the City Hall project, as recommended by Engineer Lemberg. Motion carried unanimously. ATTORNEY TO CONTACT BOND CO. RE: CITY HALL COMPLETION Attorney Gasteazoro informed that she and Mary Ippel had met with Bob Collins to work on the development agreement and it is unlikely that there will be a signed agreement in the near future. In a conversation BULLSEYE with Mr. Collins, he had indicated that if Bullseye cannot negotiate for UPDATE purchase of the station and condemnation is pursued there could be