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MINUTES CTTY COUNCIL OCTOBER 23, 2002 RESOLUTIONNO. 2002-IO-238 -APPROVING THE ARCHITECTURAL. REVIEWAND CONDITIONAL, USE PERMIT FOR COMPREHENSIVE SIGN PLAN FOR S'NYDERS DRUG STORE S'UB.IECT TO THE PYLON HAVING AN UNLIT OPAQUE BACKGROUND AND SUB.IECT TO THE ADDITIONAL. OF A BRICK CASING IN THE SPRING AS DISCUSSED THIS EVENING The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by LaValle. Ayes (4) Fahey, LaValle, Anderson, Montour. Nays (I) Scalze. Resolution declared adopted. PRELIMINARY Mayor Fahey opened the continuation of the Public Hearing PLAT FOR relative to the preliminary plat for The Preserve. It was noted THE that the Planning Commission has recommended approval of the PRESERVE preliminary plat subject to compliance with the recommendations of the City Plamier, City )/ngineer, City Administrator, as well as compliance with the City's 50-foot pipeline setback policy. Jeff McDonell, PiroTerra Design, appeared before the Council and presented the preliminary plat. McDonell presented a diagram that showed the Williams Pipeline easement through the area. He reported that this easement has been verified by Meri o Land Surveying and title work will be submitted relative to the easement. McDonell indicated that there has been conversation about the easement on some of the Viking Drive properties extending to the north onto the Palmen property. McDonell presented an e-mail from Liz Babcock of Williams Pipeline confirming that the easements on these Viking Drive properties do not extend onto the Palmen property. The Williams Pipeline easement does, however, extend onto the Palmen property at the western end of the proposed plat. McDonell reported that the easement is centered on one of the 6-inch lines. He also noted that they have moved the proposed Preserve Court so that the pavement is off the easement at the western edge of the plat. The curbing would touch the easement line. McDonell estimated that the curbing would touch the easement for a distance of approximately three lots. He has recalculated his estimate for road replacement should Williams need to disturb this area and estimates replacement costs at $10,000. McDonell presented three diagrams showing the location of the pipeline in relation to the development and depicting the area that would need to be disturbed should Williams need to repair the pipeline in these areas. McDonell began with a diagram of the pipeline at the eastern end of the plat. He showed that using a 2 to 1 slope, the area of disturbance would not reach the proposed road. McDonell also reported that there are three pipes through this area. One is a 6-inch abandoned line that was abandoned because it was old. The other is a 6-inch line being used by World Com. And the Third is a 12-inch active line that is approximately 50 years old. 4