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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL DECEMBER 16, 2015 if the alarm company shut off his fire alarm, it would shut off everyone's. Montour questioned that after two false alarms, why didn't Dr. Louie realize there was a problem. Dr. Louie stated that he later discovered that the new authorized user information hadn't been provided to the alarm company, so they would not change the contact information until the previous owner could be reached and verify the change. The previous building owner was being contacted when the alarms went off rather than Dr. Louie, so he didn't know they had gone off the first couple of times, and then had no control over how it was being handled because, per the alarm company, he was not the authorized user. Torkelson stated that the city has an appeal process for a reason and wants to be more business -friendly, so he feels it would be reasonable to grant this appeal since the circumstances were unique and mostly out of control of the owner. All the Council agreed that this situation was unique and the appeal should be granted. Torkelson introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOL UTION NO. 2015-12-234 — APPROVING THE APPEAL OF DR. JASONLOUIE, OWNER OF TRUE CHIROPRACTIC, FOR FALSE ALARM FEES TOTALLING $100.00, FOR ALL INCIDENTS OCCURING BEFORE DECEMBER 16, 201 S, BECAUSE OF EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES THAT OCCURRED FROM THE CONTRACTOR DURING REMODELING, AND THE PREVIOUS BUILDING OWNER'S DELA YIN CONTACTING THE ALARM COMPANY TO CHANGE THE A UTHORIZED USER. The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Fischer. Ayes (4). Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. DEVELOPMENT The Administrator stated that the city entered in to a development AGREEMENT agreement with Masterpiece Homes, Inc. on October 17, 2013 for the 15 AMENDMENT new lots in Pine Tree Ponds. He pointed out some key provisions of the FOR PINE TREE agreement: PONDS Each property sold needed to have an estimated market value of $450,000 as of January 2017, or an actual selling price of at least $475,000, or a combined certificate of real estate value that averages greater than $475,000. Construction of three homes had to be started by December 31. 2013, at least 10 homes had to be started by December 31, 2014, and all 15 homes had to be started by December 31, 2015.