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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION DRAFT 2 Johnson, presented the scope of the study, noting architectural renderings and public 43 outreach are not included in the current phase of project development. 44 45 The study Scope of Work includes: 1) Reviewing Alternative Water Supply Options, 2) 46 Analyzing Source Water, 3) Evaluating Water Treatment Options, 4) Reviewing Potential 47 Plant Sites, 5) Preparing a Centralized Water Treatment Preliminary Drawing, 6) 48 Evaluating Future System Needs and Phasing, 7) Studying Neighborhood Impacts, and 8) 49 Determining Cost Estimates. 50 51 Council requested looking into the option of a preliminary report in order to control cost. 52 This would include pushing out preparation of drawings and cost estimates. Director 53 Grochala will prepare a revised report to address the Council’s concerns regarding cost. 54 55 3. 87 Lilac Street Concept Plan - City Planner Katie Larsen reviewed the proposed 56 concept plan submitted for 87 Lilac Street. The applicant, Bonfe Builders, submitted a 57 land use application for Concept Plan Review. The proposed development is a 4 lot 58 residential subdivision of a 1.62 acre parcel located at 87 Lilac Street. The property 59 owners are Lyndal and Sally Nelson. 60 61 Due to the potential need for multiple variances and easement vacation, the applicant has 62 submitted a concept plan. This will give staff, Boards, and Council an opportunity to offer 63 comments on the proposal prior to incurring costs of submitting a full preliminary plat 64 application. 65 66 In reviewing the concept plan, the council expressed the desire to see the extension of 67 Mustang Lane as a part of the subdivision. 68 69 4. 617 Apollo Drive – Muddy Cow Site & Building Plan Review - City Planner 70 Katie Larsen reviewed a Land Use Application that was submitted for an Ordinance 71 Amendment for a site plan and building modifications at 617 Apollo Drive. The 72 applicant is proposing to construct a restaurant with rooftop dining in the existing 73 building. Eagle Liquors currently occupies the north portion of the retail building. Per 74 the Marketplace Planned Development Overlay (PDO) Design Guidelines Ordinance No. 75 03-05, substantial departures from the approved plans require an amendment to the 76 ordinance. 77 78 Staff will be seeking Council action at the March 23rd City Council meeting 79 80 5. Creation of a Joint Power Entity for Metro I-Net - Finance Director Sarah 81 Cotton reviewed the staff report addressing the creation of a JPA between current Metro-82 iNet member agencies. Due to growing concerns regarding the sustainability of the 83 current Metro-iNet arrangement, a sub-group of member cities have created a draft 84 framework for a joint powers agreement. The law firm, Kennedy & Graven, helped draft 85 the agreement. The sub-group is now seeking commitments from member agencies who 86 want to enter into a joint powers agreement. The JPA would become effective January 1, 87