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.. DRAFT . ARDEN HIIcLS qTY COUNCIL WO~~ESSION - MAY 19. 1997 3 i' Mr. Fritsinger advised Councilmembers that these issues were planned for incorporation . in the Developer Agreement currently being drafted, with the developer making a commitment to the dates for respective phases, with tax levels at that time showing the parcels as developed properties. I It was the consensus of the Council to leave the southerly extension of the eight inch water main that currently exists, rather than extending the twelve inch water main. I It was also the consensus of the Council that more consideration be given to the selection of tree plantings along the boulevard roadway sections, rather than quantity of plantings. . Council directed staff to have the City's consulting engineers prepare the Feasibility . Study for formal presentation at the May 27, 1997 Council meeting. Further discussion ensued regarding bond issuance, its process, public hearing I requirements, and/or the need for a public informational meeting. Staff was directed to review the bond issuance procedure and inform Councilmembers accordingly. Ie e. 1998 Budget City Administrator Fritsinger reviewed the 1998 Budget process and proposed calendar. . Discussion ensued regarding the Park Fund, and use of an annuity plan to spend down principal and interest. Ms. Walsh was directed to clarify this issue with the Parks and Recreation Commission as they prepare future budgets. Councilmember Keim, as . Council liaison to the Commission, advised Councilmembers that Commission members were anticipating the need to fund some park development at TCAAP. . Mr. Fritsinger also presented preliminary 1998 Capital Improvement worksheets by department. Further discussion is scheduled to take place at the June 16, 1997 Council Worksession. . It was the consensus of the Council that goals for the 1998 Levy reflect a zero increase . baseline with identified additional spending priorities resulting in no more than a three percent (3%) increase. . CITY ISSUES - LONG TERM a. Assessment Policv . Consideration of potential revisions to the City's current Assessment Policy were not available for discussion, pending receipt of recommendations from the City's Finance ~ Committee. .