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The Council discussed renewing the garbage contract, extending the contract beyond the October renewal date and addressing the due dates at the next Council meeting. Mr. Bill Joslin (2054 Willow Circle) expressed concern regarding the truck traffic, noise and dust activity east of Willow Glen. Mayor Wilharber suggested Planning and Zoning Committee consider amending the noise ordinance to eliminate truck traffic prior to 9:00 a.m. on weekend mormngs. Ms. Debra Kops (2055 Willow Circle) said perhaps the city could address the weekend noise concern to ensure residents in the TI.lhlfe will not have to deal with the same situation. Mayor Wilharber thanked the residents for voicing their concern. UNFINISHED BUSINESS The Woods of Clearwater Creek Preliminary Consideration for (Grading Plan/Preliminary PlatJDevelopment Contract) Mr. March reported the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended "The Woods of Clearwater Creek" preliminary plat approval contingent upon the issues presented by the Engineer, and City Inspectors are addressed, and specific attention given to the developments drainage and run off specifically in regards to the south properties. And, an "As Built" is completed prior to certificates of occupancy being issued that a variance is granted pertaining to the length of the road and a temporary cul-de-sac. Mr. March gave a brief overview of the proposed preliminary plat. Mr. Peterson said he had received the plans just prior to the Council meeting. However, the cul-de-sac right-of way needs to be established and the grading plan includes previously stated corrections. Mayor Wilharber questioned the Engineering Staff as to the cost to continue the watermain through the park to the west of the Development. Mr. March responded in the past the City has requested Developers to pay a percentage of the watermain truck cost. Councilmember Helmbrecht questioned the Engineer in regards to the distance of the dead-end watermain if it is not looped through the park. Mr. Peterson estimated the watermain will be close to 890' ifit is not looped. Mr. Travis commented the RCWD stated the first pond does not need a skimmer because the water is draining into the regional pond. Mr. March noted the long term maintenance to the City is to clean out the sediment in the regional pond. Also, it may be less expensive to maintain a smaller and thinner pond than a larger regional pond. Mr. Peterson commented the developer may not be required to install a skimmer. Mayor Wilharber confirmed Mr. Peterson will talk to RCWD and confirm if a skimmer is recommended or required for the Woods of Clearwater Creek development. Mr. March stated the Developer is looking for preliminary plat approval and direction on the development. In addition, the Developer would like to start installing the utilities and suggested 3