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COUNCIL MINUTES NOVEMBER 10, 1997 �.� Mayor Landers asked for a date when it would no longer be safe to pump septic systems. Mr. Kluegel speculated that the end of November might be possible, depending upon the weather. Council Member Neal suggested that Mr. Kluegel monitor this situation carefully, and report any problems to the Council. Mr. Kluegel indicated that he would work with other Staff to prepare an additional report to Council on this matter. Council Member Kuether moved to accept the Third Quarter Building Report, as presented. Council Member Neal seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT REPORT, BRIAN WESSEL Update, Comprehensive Land Use Plan -Mr. Wessel commented that commercial value is beginning to appear on the building permit report. He suggested that this is the beginning of a good, strong trend. Mr. Wessel then reminded Council that that the Comprehensive Plan task force and joint sessions continue,the next one being on November 20, 1997, at 6:00 p.m. at City Hall. He added that these sessions are important, as they provide a basis for recommendation to the neighborhoods by February or March regarding a philosophy of growth for the community. The goal remains mid year for submission of the Comprehensive Plan for Council approval, and the January 14, 1998 Planning & Zoning Committee meeting date remains the target for this action. PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD REPORT,MARY KAY WYLAND SECOND READING,Ordinance No.32 -97,Rezone Highland Meadows (4/5ths Vote) - Ms. Wyland explained that Council approved the preliminary plat and the first reading of this ordinance at its October 27, 1997 meeting. Action at this time represents the second reading to rezone the Highland Meadows site to a planned development overlay with a portion of the site being zoned R-3 for medium density housing. Council Member Neal requested additional information regarding traffic issues, proposed road reconstruction, and what area of the project the reconstruction roadway would serve. Ms. Wyland responded by reviewing action thus far with respect to this project. She explained that neighborhood meetings have been held and feasibility studies accomplished, and that the developer has agreed to all additional requirements as stipulated by the City. Council Member Neal asked about the proposed speed limit. Mr. Ahrens indicated that 30 miles per hour is required by State law. Council Member Neal then spoke on behalf of a citizen who feels that the proposed project is not in accordance with the 20/20 Vision policy. Ms. Wyland responded that the 20/20 Vision project called for multiple development throughout the community, and that this project adheres to that recommendation. 5