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--. . .., MI nutes of Regu I ar Council Meetl ng Octobe r 15, 1984 Page two contingencies of approval of the Pre II m I nary P I at; explained that the City Engineer prepared the street improvement plans based on a.20-foot Inside radius; reported that the street plans can be changed to accommodate the 25-foot radius recommen de d, but In his opinion, the benefit would be minimal. Mlller reported that Parks Director Buckley Info rme d him that a 20' wide pathway dedication Is sufficient (25 ' recommended) ; noted that the revised FI na I Plat provides the 20' pathway. Mill e r reported that all lots meet or exceed al I dimensional require- ments. - Hicks moved, seconded by Rauenhorst, that Council app rove the Fin a I P I at 0 f Roya I Hills No rt h , subject to approval of the g ra d- 1ng plan by the City Engineer. Motion carried unan I mousl.y . ( 5-0) . Case No. 84-29 , Zoning Ordinance Amendments Council was referred to Planning Commission's recommended changes (Minutes of 10/3/84) and to Planning Memos (9/26/84, 10/8/84 and 10/10/84), Mulcahy moved to table consideration of the amen dmen ts unt I I a Special Coun c II Study Meeting at 7:00 p .ffi. on Monday, November 5th. Motlon was seconded by Rauenhorst and carried unan i mously. ( 5-0) <The gene ra I consensus of Councl I was that the proposed changes be Inserted over the existing ordinance verbage, so Council can see the proposed change In context.) Repo rt on Parking and Truck Loading Activities - Johanna Shores Council was referred to Planner's memo of 9/18/84 re Parking and Truck Unloading Activities, Presbyterian Homes. Mi Iler corrected a typographical error under 2. (page I) deleting "notll In the last sentence "---the motion ill specl fy " --- .. Miller reviewed his fin din gs for Council, concluding that, In his op I n I on , conditions of the Special Use Permit, related to the location of the truck service area are being violated, and the Sandeen Road res I den ts have a legitimate complaint on this Issue. Miller exp I a I ned that he has concluded that up to 24 resident parking spaces are permitted at the northeast of the lakeside residence, but truck unloading Is not permitted In thIs area. Miller reported that, I f additional documentation Is made ava I I ab Ie to him by Presbyterian Homes, he w II I reeva I uate his conclusions. Jim Guest, 3248 Sandeen Road. said he was at the original meet- Ing when this matter was first considered; stated that If City Council Minutes Indicate that parking I s permitted at the north- east of the building, the approval must have occurred after the residents were not present. Guest reported that the trucking was to be removed as we II as a I I parklng,and truck area was to be sc reene d and Shielded from the res I dent I a I area. Guest reported that the Presbyterian Homes' landscape man labled the existing situation as an "embarrassment" to Presbyterian Homes. Guest said he fee I s Presbyterian Homes has taken an attitude of "to heck with you" toward the neighborhood. Guest said he feels they . should remove the 20 parking spaces an d restrl ct loading to the loading zone; fee Is these are visual problems In the winter and visual as we II as noise problems In the summer; noted this Is a res I dent I a I a rea, and some effort should be made to consider the ne I ghborhood. Guest said he I s dlssappolnted about the way this was handled. Mlllerwas requested to pursue the matter with Johanna Shores: (Presbyterian Homes) . Mill er referred Coun c II to his notes re his conclusions of neighborhood Meeting - Sandeen Road (copies of Which he will provl de to Council).