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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION FEBRUARY 6, 2002 AMENDMENT TO CUP, GETHSEMANE CHURCH, MICHAEL GROCHALA Community Development Director Grochala stated a memo was previously distributed regarding this issue. As discussed at the January 28, 2002 Council meeting, Gethsemane United Methodist Church is requesting an Amendment to a Conditional Use Permit to construct a picnic shelter. In preparation of the report, Staff found that the conditions of a three -lot minor subdivision and rezoning request by the Church, approved by the City Council in 1997, have not been met. Specifically, the Church has failed to provide the right-of-way for Stage Coach Trail as required by condition of approval. The minor subdivision consisted of dividing the 8.9 acre ch Parcel A, which included the existing church, was 5.3 acres. P Parcel C, the parsonage, was 19,000 square feet. Included wit request was a concept drawing for the future subdivision o extension of Stage Coach Trail to the north property line. arcel into three lots. was 3.2 acres and r subdivision hich included the The purpose of requiring the dedication of the Stag satisfy the subdivision requirement that all lots sh publicly dedicated street. Parcel B and Parcel this requirement as originally proposed. To r was approved with the following condition Co h Trail right-of-way was to • r their full frontage on a e minor subdivision did not meet 's situation, the minor subdivision 1. The subdivision inclu• >� • >' 1 dedication of the Stage Coach Trail right-of-way with the e rider '• ing that Parcels B and C will be financially responsi. - ` t future construction of the street. 2. The City Eng =proide c ent and recommendations in regard to utility, ssues. 3. Any othis by staff. Staff has reviewed the P1 • ng and Zoning Board and City Council minutes, Staff Reports and submitted application documentation for the original minor subdivision application. It is Staff's opinion that the City Council clearly intended that the Stage Coach Trail right-of-way be dedicated in its entirety as shown on the Concept Plan prepared by the Church. Staff's opinion is based on the following: 1. The dedication of Stage Coach Trail right-of-way was required to satisfy subdivision requirements with regard to minimum lot frontage. 2. The only right-of-way discussed in the review process was that which was proposed by the church on the submitted Concept Plan. 2