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il'UT~r.S ~ ~~ P~.c;GU.tu-.it CITY CUUI~CIL i'~E3'ST~G ~;~Y 11, 1983 ~ ~ ~ ~ z Hsu Courici 1rr~emt,er Egder-t moved, seconded ~~y Courcil.member Ches+.~7vi.ch, to LOST CI-.~;CK cancel lost General Fund check ~r`i5i.~98 i.ss~.zed to iii Business Products ir_ ~15~.?8 the amount of :88.'2 and authorize its reissua;~rce. Motion carried unani- CAivv LLE:: mously. Caunc~-?:ntr~.b~r Larson moved, seconded by Caunca.lmember Chestovich to Ilii'~;Y ~ S i~IN~ approve ~~ine :a.cense ir9 for T~arthstar Pizza Corpor°ation dba ShakeTyr's LICIiri1SE ~r9 Pizza Parlor, 1~_cense period from Ju1.y 1, 1983 to June 30, 1981.:. i•otion riPPROV1i:D carried unanirrousl;r. tiayor ~~arkentien opened the Public Hearing on Improvements for the Falcon ;'uI3LIC ~dcods ~o. 3 Adds.tion and Adjacent Parcels at 8:3~ P.I. He presented the ~IL~I~.TNG Affidavit cf Publication, rffidavit of l~iailing and Affidavit of Posting. Engineer Schunicht distributed handouts to interested parties a.nd briefly explained the sripz•avements. IIe advy-~,ed an assessment hearing ~-rould be held later when finw,l costs have been determined. 'Donald Hamilton, Hewlett Packard Corporation, requested that the Hewlett PackardJHermes propert~.es be considered as a separate option to the specifications as or:.ginally presented, and Engineer Schunicht agreed. Karen Plortrrup, 1.92 Summer, asked if Prior Street in the new develop- r-:ent will match the existing street to which the Engineer rep?ied treat the new streets wild. be 33 fc,et in :width instead cf 28 feat as is in the existing area. iss, Northrup felt the new streets should match existing streets. Engineer Schunicht indicated the matter i•1c+a1d be taken under ad-c~. serpent but f eft stop a.nd yield signs tti=ould better cantral traffic . In rep's~,~- to a question? fram i~iayar w-yarkentien, t,Ize l;n~ineer stated that the .•rider streets would better accommodate par':~ing cn both sides of the street. John Peterson stated that a 31 foot wide street would not devalue their project.. Cauncilmeiber Larson pointed out that the street should be wide enough for fire trucks to pass. yJalter Northrup, 191x.2 Surmr~er, questioned t_he cast of the sto.rr, sewer project as being higher than previously indicated. Engineer Schunicht replied that r~e had been relying on his r:emoxsr ~~hen quoting the amount of 1~ .2~ cents per square fact, anti that the 6.i:. cents per gross square foot is the sage as assessed in project last year. Don Hamilton, Hewlett Packard, asked if they purchase tyre Bermes aroperty and Gaod Value has dec~_ded to put all. their ponding an their property, what would be involved in connecting to the storm sewer. Engineer Schunicht felt that from an economical standpoint coordination between Hew~_ett Pac'_.:arc: acid Good Value would cost less. ins. i:a.^t~_lton then asked if the water mains and sewer lines could be excluded en the Hes^.nes Property, .ti~hich could be picked up later at their own: expense. i°ir. scrunicrt replied that theCytS- :~~ust install i.t in the rigiat cf way to get the utilities to the Good Value property. Councilmember Ciernia rerrcinc~ed that the rezoning of the Hermes property was an tre condi Lion that the property is purcrase~- ley Hewlett Packard grad if that did not happen, it would revert back to ii-l. DOi~ I1~~I~iZLivd I-iL~ruLHTT °ACKA;ti7 I~AR~:i3 NO;tTHI~ITP, 191.2 SUT~~.F~iI YY~11'LLI. idOH`~7L~U''t , 9t~2 SL'I~iIi;R. DON I~iAi~~L TC N