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COUNCIL MINUTES December 10, 2018 <br />DRAFT <br />200 development now". <br />201 <br />202 Mayor Reinert asked again if density and housing type for the entire project can be secured now. <br />203 <br />204 Attorney Squires suggested that the council is doing that with the proposed action. The council cannot <br />205 say that a future council cannot amend agreements in place. He noted that he sees the core values as <br />206 providing good bench marks however. <br />207 Mayor Reinert remarked that he remains concerned that there is language requested that indicates that <br />208 changes can be requested by the developer in the future. He understands that there are core values but <br />209 it seems to him that the language would allow changes in the future. He asked staff to comment. <br />210 Community Development Director Grochala explained that there is a difference between what would <br />211 require an amendment to the plan and what wouldn't. Staff has numbers built into the plan; there are <br />212 requirements for park land for instance. Some changes would clearly require an amendment approved <br />213 by the council; other changes that remain within the required approval can be requested without going <br />214 through the formal plan amendment process but would still require council approval. Mayor Reinert <br />215 remarked that he would prefer that every change require the formal plan amendment process. <br />216 Council Member Manthey noted that the number of homes is locked in for current and future <br />217 developers; he sees the importance of having that is place. <br />218 Community Development Director Grochala explained that anything not included in the scope of the <br />219 development agreement would be outside the agreement and would require formal process. <br />220 Mayor Reinert asked what would happen with a change from single family to something else. Mr. <br />221 Grochala said that would require a formal process. <br />222 Mayor Reinert asked if all financial obligations are in place. Ms. Larsen explained the process to <br />223 ensure financial obligations are in place. <br />224 Maor Reinert asked if all engineering and construction plans are complete. Ms. Larsen said yes with <br />225 the understanding that there could be a couple minor tweaks coming. <br />226 Mayor Reinert asked if the HOA agreements are in place. <br />227 Mayor Reinert asked if all permits are in place. <br />228 Mayor Reinert asked if all easements and deeds are in place. Ms. Larsen said that is completed with <br />229 the mylars. <br />230 Mayor Reinert read a portion of the proposed agreement. He feels the council is being asked to vote <br />231 on this without everything in place. <br />232 Mayor Reinert read language that requires the City to complete the Peltier drainage project as part of <br />233 this agreement; he is concerned that is a big project and it's difficult for the City to commit at this time, <br />234 especially by including a date. The catalyst for getting the channel project done is this development <br />235 project. <br />236 Community Development Director Grochala noted the channel project and that the council has heard <br />237 about the plans, discussions have been had with property owners, and other project preparations, so <br />238 completion of that project is certainly doable from an engineering perspective. <br />6 <br />