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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, September 26, 2011 Page 18 triggering mechanism or city policy, the necessary improvements needed to be addressed to ensure development could move forward,based on the AUAR. At the request of Councilmember Willmus from a planning perspective, Mr. Trudgeon advised that he was not at all opposed to the proposed ordinance provi- sions. At the request of Councilmember Pust and the five (5) Planning Commission- suggested changes to lines 51-61 of the RCA (page 2), Mr. Trudgeon confirmed that all had been incorporated into the version of the ordinance being presented tonight. At the request of Mayor Roe, Mr. Trudgeon confirmed modified language refe- rencing the Twin lakes Master Plan; with City Attorney Bartholdi advising that it was incorporated into Section 1022.04.E. Public Comment Tony Dorso,2814 N Cleveland Avenue Property Owner Mr. Dorso sought further clarification on Attachment C from the previous council agenda item, and the commercial and residential network trips specific to his par- cel and how that related to the network trips shown on the map. With concurrence and confirmation by City Engineer Bloom and Public Works Director Schwartz, Mr. Trudgeon clarified the portion being questioned by Mr. Dorso, Block l.a with 98 baseline network trips; and Attachment C showing a net of that based on various development scenarios. Mayor Roe reiterated that the 98 network trips in Attachment A were based on anything prior to 2006 and anything else happening; with credit provided for the baseline trips; and Attachment C based on various development scenarios as laid out and considered in the AUAR as a basis for potential development and other factors, and increasing as a result of development as conceived, with the maxi- mum level of development that could be considered for mitigation on the overall site for this area, subtracting the 98 as a baseline from 1996. Mr. Dorso noted that the proposed medical and residential development for his parcel was estimated to generate 1995 trips and 92 trips in the AUAR; and clari- fied that the 98 network trip baseline was predicated on the fact that in 2006, his property would generate 98 network trips. Mayor Roe clarified that it took into consideration how a development could touch on various intersections in that area. Mr. Dorso confirmed that if there was no credit allowed, the City would add 98 more trips.