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Minutes of Regular Council Meeting April 12, 1982 ' - page 6. noted there ~ay not be a "pay~ent" bond. Council concurred to strike the words "and Pay~ent" (fifth line of 1st whole paragraph, page 6) - psge 8.(d) suggested rewording of paragraph to clarify that the developer does not waive his right to challenge special assess~ents levied for i~prove~ents loeated outside the boundaries of the subdivision. Council authorized Lynden to change wording accordingly. - page 10, line 8. Laughinghouse suggested that the last sentence should resd "...by which the Developer or others..." Council concurred. - - Exhibit "C", City I~provements. Engineer Christoffersen noted that Exhibit C excludea all propertiea outside the plat. It waa queried whether.the six years can also apply to properties outside the plat. Referred to Popovich. . After discuasion, Johnaon moved, seconded by Hicks, that Council approve the Development Agree~ent For Arden Oaka Addition as revised 4-12~82. Motion carried unanimoualy. (4-0). Laughinghouse aaked if park area will bear a portion of the cost of improve~ents; was advised this is an aasessment hearing concern. Christoffersen noted a line-of-sight grading proble~ as the road curves around the park. Laughinghouse said the required grade can be accomplished with the aubdivision grading, if grade is established prior to award of grading contract. REPORT OF VILLAGE PLANNER ORLYN MILLER Motorola Tower LightinR - Dan Vaughan Vaughan said he is willing to do what is legally possible to solve the proble~; stated he will construct the red pulsing lights and hopefUlly this will solve the problem; noted that this is not something he knew he could do when he made application for the tower. Vaughan said the red pulsing lights would be in lieu of the strobes at night. When asked about twilight requirements, he said strobes are required - ia still quite light outside when they change. Vaughan said there will also be per~anent red lights. As to ti~ing, Vaughsn said they will ~ake the change as fast as they possibly can; is sure they can put up the red lights. Hicks ssid he wss i~pressed with the fact that strobes require less energy than the red lights; asked what percentage of the cost Kearsley will bear; suggested the alternative suggested by Kearsley of adding white side lights at strobes, with steady red lights between on a trial basis; can switch to pulsing red lights instead of strobes if necessary. Hicks noted the white lights are safer for pilots at night. . . Vaughan said he is co~~itted to go the whole route; agrees to put up all red lights if Council doea not agree that the proposed alternatives are satisfactory; asked if the pulaing red lights will be the ulti~ate expected of hi~ by Council, if this doesn't work; doesn't want to go the cost of red lights and then have further proble~s. Adele Anderson said she feels the need for resident input. Tower height should be reduced to 500' and should "do away" with the strobes; we ~ay not like the strobe lights even in day ti~e. Sally Jones asked who is going to decide if we are satisfied with the ays tem. (na~e not given) atated she feels it is an in- justice to ~ialead the City before the tower want. up. -2-