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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL JANUARY 22, 2003 RESOLUTION NO. 2003-1-20 — DENYING THE AMENDMENT TO CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR 2935 EDGERTON STREET REQUESTED BY BRETT PIRKOLA GIVEN THERE IS NO BASIS FOR AMENDING THE CUPAS THE CIRCUMSTANCES FROM THE TIME OF APPROVAL OF THE ORIGINAL CUP HAVE NOT CHANGED, AND REQUIRING THAT THE GARAGE DOOR MUST BE INSTALLED BY AUGUST I, 2003 The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Montour. Ayes (3) Fahey, Montour, LaValle. Nays (2) Blesener, Anderson. Resolution declared adopted. CONCEPT Mayor Fahey opened the Concept Review for Hamel Court, a single - REVIEW — family development consisting of from four to eight single - family lots. HAIVIEL It was noted that the Planning Commission recommended approval of COURT Revised Concept B, consisting of eight lots, with Concept A as an alternative. Kris Krengel, representing the Hamel family, reported that in addition to the Hamel property, they are negotiating a purchase agreement for the tri- plex property to the north. Developing both of these sites would allow for the eight -lot development. However, given that the purchase of the tri- plex property has not been finalized, Krengel requested that the Council also consider Concept A as well. Blesener noted that it appears the proposed cul -de -sac abuts the Leibel property. Krengel reported that the drawing is preliminary at this point, and the cul -de -sac will likely move away from the Leibel property. Fahey asked if there was any additional developable land that should be considered as part of this proposal. Krengel reported that given the grades of the property to the east, there is no additional developable land to add. Krengel pointed out that they are proposing access for these lots Twin Lake Road. Given the steep grades to Twin Lake Blvd., Krengel did not feel it was practical to have the access come in from that direction. Blesener expressed concern with adding eight houses onto a long cul -de- sac, and felt that access from Twin Lake Blvd. would be preferable. Fahey suggested that the City Engineer look at the grades and comment on whether or not it would be feasible to bring the access in from Twin Lake Blvd. 5