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• • • Saddle Club July 9, 2001 page 4 7. Reasons for the recommendation to deny the project from the Planning & Zoning Board. The Planning & Zoning Board did not state reasons for the recommendation to deny. The attached minutes accurately reflect the discussion. Boardmember Lyden asked about costs of utilities, opposed requesting additional MUSA, and said that houses these days are getting too big for the lots, so he would prefer R -1X zoning. Staff notes that utility costs are addressed in the feasibility study prepared by the City Engineer and summarized below. The application is a request for allocation of some of our MUSA reserve. This project is in the location designated for use of MUSA reserve and meets the requirements of the City's infill and MUSA reserve policies. The property is one parcel that is cut in half with the current zoning and MUSA line. The MUSA and rezoning requests include only the southern half of the property. 8. Cost breakdown of road and utilities to serve the project and who will bear the costs. The cost break down to serve the Saddle Club with utilities from the west or from the north is shown below: The prices shown include a 10% contingency and 20% for engineering, legal, and administrative costs. These costs assume that the City would pay for the extension of the trunk watermain. The estimated Trunk Assessments for the Saddle Club are $180,157. Using the total costs from the table above, the net impact on the City trunk funds is as follows: Service from the West Service from the North - $98,389 - $309,859 Extending the utilities from the north will cost the City an additional $211,470 Environmental Board Recommendation There was some discussion about the Environmental Board review of the project. As noted in the April 28 memo attached to the staff report, the Environmental Board recommended approval of the project, with some additional comment. A July 2, 2001 Sanitary Sewer Watermain Streets Total Service from West $77,662 $48,919 $151,965 $278,546 Service from North $113,385 $71,982 $304,649 $490,016 The prices shown include a 10% contingency and 20% for engineering, legal, and administrative costs. These costs assume that the City would pay for the extension of the trunk watermain. The estimated Trunk Assessments for the Saddle Club are $180,157. Using the total costs from the table above, the net impact on the City trunk funds is as follows: Service from the West Service from the North - $98,389 - $309,859 Extending the utilities from the north will cost the City an additional $211,470 Environmental Board Recommendation There was some discussion about the Environmental Board review of the project. As noted in the April 28 memo attached to the staff report, the Environmental Board recommended approval of the project, with some additional comment. A July 2, 2001