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. Hinutes of Regular Council l1eeting JUly 12, 1982 Page Seven Hicks moved to amend the motion by adding amended landscape plan by City Planner". amendment and motion, ss amended, carried /~ Case No. 82-~, Minor Arden "subject to approval Johnson accepted the unanimously (4-0). of Subdivision - Lots 14, 15 and 16, Block 1, Hills, 3510 Siems Court Council wss referred to Planning memo (6-29-82) and transparencies of attachments thereto, and to the recommendations of the Planning Commission (minutes of 7-7-82). . Miller explained that the three existing lots are lots of record; existing house is on two lots; corner lot is 75' in width and vacant; all 3 lots are oriented to Siems Court. Miller explained that the applicant proposes to re-subdivide the three lots, to create a lot oriented to A~den Place for future development. Miller said there is a 20' sewer easement on the created lot, but the lot, as proposed, is a buildable lot in the area; the only apparent problem is drainage. Miller explained that minor fill will accommodate a home site. Miller reported that the Planning Commission recommends approval of the proposal, subject to the City Engineer's approval of solution to drainsge. After discussion, Hicks moved, seconded by Johnson, that Council table its action pending City Engineer's recommendstions on how to handle potential drainage of the proposed re-subdivision. Motion carried unsnimously (4-0). (Report to include direction of flow beyond the site (street riRht- of way and beyond). Bid Award - Civil Defense Siren Council was referred to Bid Tabulation of 5 bids received for the 120 decibel Civil Defense Siren to be located on the NSP property north of 1-694, between Old Highway 10 and S.T,H. 10-62; noted that the three-phase equipment and NSP charges increased the cost by about $1,000; reported that the easement has not been received to date; NSP easement will permit City's use of the property to get to the siren to service it. After discussion, Johnson moved, seconded by accept the low bid and award the contract to amount of $11,112.00 and authorize execution City upon receipt of the easement from NSP. ously (4.0.0). Hicks, Gopher of the Motion that Council Electric in the contract l;>y the carried unanim-.. Case No. 82-14, Legislation Relating to Mobile and Msnufactured Homes . McAllister reported that most of the Planning Commission members thought that the City should do something to regulate where mobile homes csn be locsted; some members thought City should "wait and see" before changing our ordinances; reported that the Commission felt the City is susceptible to a dangerous possibility that the legislation may be tested, and a mobile home may be located on an inappropriate residential site. McAllister reported that the Planning Commission hsd concern relative to the City Attorney's opinion and memo. Council concurred that McNiesh relay the Commission's concerns to Attorney Lynden and to enclose a copy of Planner's memo and Planning Commission's recommendations: Other Business Request re Towing Policies - Schoonover Richard Schoonover read his letter to Council, relative to past and present towing service in the area and referred Council to list of Schoonover chsrges. Schoonover gave examples of comparative charges -7-