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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL MAY 23, 2001 that approval of the plat with the cul-cle-sacs as private streets allowed for setbacks for the townhomes which would 'lot have been allowed if the cul-de- sacs had been platted as public. Fahey agreed, and pointed out that now accepting this cul-de-sacs as public would result in these setbacks being accepted indirectly when they would have never been accepted directly, Falley also pointed out that the issue of snow storage on these small cul-de-sacs also slakes lair uneasy. Scalze Celt that accepting the Pitrina cul-de-sacs as public would be unfair to taxpayers that developed their properties to City standards, Anderson pointed out that the very issues being discussed tonight where concerns the CoU1161 had at the tinle the plat was approved. At that time the developer did not want the cul-de-sacs public so that he could place his townhomes the way he did, It was noted that there was no one present this evening to represent the Pitrina Park Townhome Association, Therefore, rather than take action o'1 the request, it was the consensus of the Council to table action until the next Council meeting should the Association wish to make a presentation to tile Council, However, staff was directed to convey the feelings of the Council to the Association. Mr. Valley introduced tile following resolution and moved its adoption. RE OL UTION NO. 2001-5-11 3 -- TABLING A MON ON �',i'�'E PI TRINA. PARK TOWNHOME ASSOCIATION RE,QUI;`,ST UNTIL TUE NEXT COUNCIL liMETINGSHOULD ASSOCIATION WISH TO AIAKE A PRESENTATION TO T11E C'OUNC11, "the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by f,aValle, Ayes (5) Fahey, LaValle, Montour, Scalze, Anderson. Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted, NO PARKING —""O"Pcil reviewed the request of Bryan M..ontgonlery of ON ROSEWOOD ,Drive for t 1�sti4e et as no pa I' i , o lis lot due to DRIVE the irnpact that t + fee shop is having on his property, The Counc' .' 1�e~c�tlla.t the lir, rs Director should prepare a report on r -zest, Mr. Fahey introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption;