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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION JANUARY 9, 2002 made in the utilities. The plan is two-thirds done and it is not fair to change the rules on the developer at this point. The concern is the changing standards with which the developer will need to conform. The developer wants the rest of the project to go forward as planned. A portion of the property is zoned correctly but a piece of it is zoned rural. When that piece is rezoned it will be consistent with the Comprehensive Plan. A formal application was submitted to Staff today. This plan is a continuation of the whole project and the developer would like to move forward with it. Mr. John Johnson, Engineer for Mr. Uhde, stated the developer was waiting to submit the formal application until the City had MUSA to allocate. The pl . calls for approximately 75-80 acres of additional MUSA. Part of the project is within th SA boundary and does have preliminary plat approval. The plan has 169 units and ° . The developer is selling approximately 30 units per year per the City' Mayor Bergeson asked how many more situations like this p ity. Community Development Director Grochala advised ther • �) similar situations like this within the City. Mayor Bergeson advised the City will need to obt. leg: . dvice from the City Attorney regarding these types of situations. The second reading of Ordinance 23 - 01,on New Residential Development, will be on the regular agenda Monday, Jau•' 4, 21 2. LION'S CLUB LICENSE INQUIRY, Mayor Bergeson advised the Li serve alcohol. There are question YOR BERGESON s some proposed events where they want to g liquor licenses and policies. City Clerk Blair advised City s ha two (2) temporary liquor licenses for single events but they are for 3 R - r on- . le only. They do not allow for hard liquor. She indicated she w ° _ - e *f the C ry . existing code will allow for hard liquor and if a temporary licen `= a . . or the Lion's Club. She stated she will do more research and brin_ - ormation back to the City Council. MARTIN LUTHE " NG INVOCATION, COUNCILMEMBER CARLSON Councilmember Carlson advised there will be a Martin Luther King Invocation that includes a discussion on inclusionary housing. A bus will be leaving from St. Joseph's Church on Sunday, January 13, 2002, 2:00 p.m. PARK BOARD MEETING INQUIRY, COUNCILMEMBER REINERT Councilmember Reinert asked why the Park Board meeting was not televised on Monday night.