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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes 5 January 28, 2003 Page 5 Mr. Prosser said the goal is to keep these activities as close together as possible,but they are separate actions. Councilmember Sparks asked when the PUDs come into this process. City Attorney Gilligan stated it would be a separate document, and separate PUDs for each project. Mr. Prosser said the PUD will be a very specific document with a lot more detail than the Development Agreement. Mr. Prosser stated the next step, Environmental Review, will be a public involvement process that will take place in the January to April time frame. Mr. Prosser stated once an agreement is approved the Developer will begin land assembly. He said if assistance is needed with land assembly, it will be initiated at this time. Mayor Hodson asked if the September 2003 to May 2004 time frame is early enough for the land assembly activity. Mr. Prosser stated they will be asking the Developer to show progress and if they see an issue needs to be addressed Ehlers &Associates would take action before September. Mr. Prosser said the Project Initiation step could take place in the Spring/Summer 2004 time frame if they work aggressively. He said after approval of the Development Agreement and Land Use Approval the Developer will proceed with the project implementation steps. Mr. Prosser stated that St. Anthony has had great community participation and hopes this participation continues because it will help move the process along. Mr. Prosser thanked the City Council and said the process has been easier with staff that stays on top of the issues. Mr. Lindstrom asked at what part of the process the identification of the various housing units will take place. Mr. Prosser said it will take place in the next 90 days. He said they will be exploring financing resources that would help bridge the gap to make the units affordable. He noted that affordable housing units could be in the price range of$600-900 depending on family size. Hearing no further comments, Mayor Hodson moved forward with the agenda. VII. GENERAL POLICY BUSINESS OF THE COUNCIL. A. Ordinance 2003-001,re: Liquor licensing(2nd reading). City Attorney Gilligan reviewed two versions of the Liquor Ordinance,both of which were marked to indicate the changes from the Liquor Ordinance given first reading by the City Council at its meeting on January 14, 2003. He said Version 1 contains minor revisions which include language added to specifically provide that sales at the City's on-sale and off-sale municipal operations do not require a license, eliminating language that provided that strong beer could be sold at a premises holding a wine license and 3.2 percent malt liquor on-sale license, and amending to change the references to "young adults"and"minors"to "persons". He said