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Minutes of Regular Council Meeting Page six April 28, 1975 Feyerelsen asked that a wood-sided home be defined. He noted one home, on the road In Arden Manor at this time, which Is less than '3/8 wood-sided. It was explained that this particular home was moved to Arden Manor from Creekside with the understanding that It would have to be wood- s I dad before It cou I d be locateo I n AI-den Manor - th I s I s a very un- finished product at this time, pending Council's decision on the mata I vs. 'wood-s I oed homes. . Weather conditions, he said, have prevented their moving the home on?o a lot - parked on a roadway ti II weather parmits moving It onto a lot. . Wingert s31d that, In his opinion, unless the home is 100% wood- sided, It Is not a wood-sided home, and not permitted in the park; CouncIl h~s also directed that homes not be parked on the roads, even temporarily, because they constitute a hazard - these violatIons musT be r",ctifled Immediately. After discussion, Council concurred that, because of aesthetic reasons, 1 ncreased anergy conserya'rIon and Increased ret.3 II sa Ie va I ue of wood- side home!., only wood-sidll homes shall be permitted In the 200-lot addition tl) Arden Manor. Counci I also re-afflrned its earl ier directive that mobile homes shal I not be parked on access roads. Adams agreed to notify owner of specific home that home must be en- tirely wOQO-slded; the home will be moved to lot within 3 to 4 days. Adams agreed to not park homes on access roads in the future. (It was noted that If a p:'oblem exists luter. in filling the park with wood-sided homes, and if ~here is a strong evidence of need, the Council could review and I-econslder allowing sone metal sided homes.) In d i SCUS!l i on of the wats.. syste:.1l Adams exp I a I ned that he I ntends to put in il new well, which will serve the new park (200 units). Adams submitted a copy of the well estimate for the new well, stating that he proposes to bury the storage tank underground, which is a varia- tion frc.m specifications submitted for the original Special Use Permit; proposes ~o use present pump. Crichton re-stated his proposal that when the Council can detail the variances that it belleve9 It can approve, and when Adams can give the Council the amended landscaping plan, then he would propose that Councl I approve the Amendnd Special Use Permit, with the copdltlons that wood-Hided homes be continued, that he could continue finishing and selling the first 51 homesltes (that have baen inspected and approved) but that there be no other occupancies unti I al I streets are finished, all sewers D~e In and approved, w~ter is In and approved at requln,d pressure, and the community bulldin3 is finished; then the next '9 units (In the Adams sequence) could be finished and sold as trees <,re planted on tile lots; that lTIould be as far as he .could go until the l"ecrea'tlonal facilities, pool llnd all landscaping are com- . pi eted , . (Crichton explained that i"hls procedure would not prohibit work on fha next 49 lots prior to completion of community bui iding, etc., but occupancy will not be approved on these 49 lots until the community b lli I di ng 15 comp! ete and !'treets, sewe r and water are in and approved.) Crichton l'urther explained that his main Intent In proposing this park completion sequence, rather than completion dates, is to Insure that things which present occupants need, are completed. Feyor.lsen referred to memo from Johansen re infiltration problem,. and asked Ahen this wi II be correctud. Adams advised he corrected this situ<ltion about! hour before coming to th.a meet1ngtonlght. He agreed to ca II Johansen and Chri stof fersen I n the morn I ng. Sales office representative requested that CouncIl permit the location of a doubl3-wlda mobile home sales office In the open area 'north of Prior Avenue (north of Big Ten Supper Club). After considerable dis- cussion, Councl I concurred that a mobile home, on a lot on the south -6-