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Council Member Capra asked whether Lot 10 would be large enough by ordinance standards. Mr. Bart Rehbein, 1421 Mound Trail, indicated the lot would be a little over 15,000 square feet. City Attorney Hoeft indicated a legal description would be needed for the 13 foot piece that is being split off Mr. Rehbein agreed to provide that legal description to the City. Motion bv CouneD Member Broussard Vickers. seconded bv ConneD Member Pur to dose the Dublie hemin2. AD in favor. Motion carried nnanimousIv. Mayor Sweeney closed the public hearing at 7:14 3. Mr. P Pre' . ere was a change made for width of parking spaces. Mr. Keller indicated the parking was made wider. Mayor Sweeney asked whether the County had any issues with the access. Mr. Paul Kellier, Sedona Homes, indicated he reviewed the plan with the Fire Chief and the County. The Fire Chief made mention that one entrance is all that would be allowed and the County concurred. The entrance was widened and a landscaped buffer added to separate inbound and outbound traffic. Mayor Sweeney commented that this property was directly south of Public Works and asked whether the applicant was aware of the proposed water tower. Mr. Keller indicated that he was aware of it and it does not pose an issue for him. Mayor Sweeney indicated the City may need to rent a portion of the land to store equipment and supplies during the construction. Mr. Keller indicated that he was willing to work out a temporary arrangement with the City. Council Member Capra indicated that she did not see the need for a variance. Council agreed that no variance was needed. City Attorney Hoeft indicated there is no issue with the interpretation, but suggested the City may want to revisit the language of the ordinance to clarify two story office buildings. The City Engineer provided a list of recommended changes for the site plan. Page 4 of9