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Walgreens Report August 14, 2000 Page 3 preliminary plat is Ordinances 666, vacating the old Edgewood Drive right of way, and Ordinance 668, an ordinance vacating a sign easement which no longer serves a public purpose. Ordinance 668 will not be before the Council for action until the August 28, 2000 meeting. Resolution 5454 also stipulates that the Developer shall make a park dedication payment pursuant to Section 1202.04 of the Municipal Code. The valuation used for this project is $3.81 per square foot, based on the appraisal performed by Appraisal Concepts, Inc., dated June 30, 2000. Because the Walgreens project area to be developed comprises 116,875 square feet, the total dedication required would be $44,529. As required by the Municipal Code, staff will present this same information to the Parks and Recreation Commission at its next meeting. 4. Authorization to Rezone the Properties Ordinance 665 is the vehicle by which the affected properties are formally rezoned. The area to be developed, as well as the undeveloped Outlot A that the City will acquire, will be rezoned to PUD from PF and B-3. The Community Center and the 66- foot strip of land east of the Community center will be rezoned from B-3 to PF. This is a first reading; second reading and adoption shall be scheduled for August 28, 2000. 5. Authorization to Vacate Edgewood Drive Right of Way Ordinance 666 is drafted to vacate the old alignment of Edgewood Drive. The basis for approving any vacation is that the Council shall determine that the public purpose, need or benefit of the area no longer exists, or that the public purpose and interest would be better served by the vacation. The ordinance states that the City has determined that the area no longer serves a public purpose and it is in the public interest to approve the vacation. This is a first reading; second reading and adoption shall be scheduled for August 28, 2000. 6. Authorization to Dispose of by Sale City-Owned Real Property Ordinance 669 is drafted to meet the requirements of the City Charter, which states in Section 12.05 that any disposal of City-owned land shall be done only by ordinance. The ordinance indicates that the City has determined that such conveyance will further the public interest. This is a first reading; second reading and adoption shall be scheduled for August 28, 2000. Recommendation: Hold the public hearing and, if no changes are needed and the Council so desires, take separate action on each of the six items presented for Council consideration.