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City Council meeting of August 9, 1999 Page 3 for the development of 185 townhouse units on approximately 40 acres of property located in the northeast quadrant of the intersection of 130th Street and Fenway Blvd. This matter was subject to a public hearing before the PC at their meeting of July 28, 1999, and recommended granting the PUD and preliminary plat subject to Findings and Conditions. At the request of Ernest Peake, attorney for the development: Stoltzman made motion, Leroux seconded, to table until August 16, 1999. All aye. Motion Carried. ONEKA LAKE VIEW EAST (LANDSCAPING PLAN) Based on Council direction, the City Engineer prepared a revised landscaping plan for the area between Oneka Lake Blvd and Glenbrook Avenue, lying within the Oneka Lake View East subdivision. Councilman Haas was dissatisfied with the latest proposal and suggested that a 3' to 3 1/2' raised bed masonry block, along with planting, be approved. The landscaping is needed to block headlights from the house across the street. The homeowner was satisfied that this would resolve his concerns. Haas made motion, Stoltzman seconded, that the cul-de-sac between Oneka Lake Boulevard and Glenbrook Avenue, in the Oneka Lake View East subdivision, be landscaped with 3' to 3 1/2' raised bed construction of Versalock or similar masonry for a length of at least 60 ft or longer. Eight 6 ft tall spruce to be planted in bed, and if necessary, landscaping arborvitae to provide screening. All aye. Motion Carried. NOISE ORDINANCE The City Attorney prepared a draft ordinance to regulate construction activities and limit their adverse affect on adjacent property owners. Stoltzman made motion, Haas seconded, to schedule a public hearing for September 7, 1999, at 7:05 pm, to consider adoption of an ordinance regulating emanation of certain noise pollution with the City. VOTING AYE: Haas, Petryk, Stoltzman VOTING NAY: Leroux Motion Carried. MORATORIUM ORDINANCE Based on two previous court decisions, the City Attorney, Dave Snyder, determined that the moratorium ordinance passed with a 3/5's vote on August 2, 1999, and recommended that the City Clerk be directed to have the ordinance published. Stoltzman made motion, Petryk seconded, accepting Attorney Dave Snyder's findings, and directing the City Clerk to have Ordinance 1999-334 published in the City's legal newspaper.