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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, October 20,2014 Page 10 Mayor Roe noted that this would be shifting the burden from fees to property tax- es. Staff advised that the CIP was intended for discussion on November 10, 2014, while the utility rates and fee schedule were proposed for the November 17, 2014 City Council meeting. 13. Business Items (Action Items) 14. Business Items—Presentations/Discussions a. Art Mueller Concept Review Community Development Director Paul Bilotta provided a history of the Art Mueller parcel and proposals that had denied past preliminary plats of his residen- tial property for creation of additional lots; and now his current proposal as de- tailed in the staff report dated October 20, 2014. Community Development Director Bilotta reviewed the elements of that concept plan including a private versus public 24' road built to a maximum 200' length without a turnaround; further tree preservation; reduced storm water runoff; and other issues that were part of the findings for denial in his previous application. Mr. Bilotta noted that there would be more impervious surface with Mr. Mueller's proposal for additional parking for off-street parking for up to eight vehicles per home. On behalf of Mr. Mueller, Community Development Director Bilotta sought City Y Council guidance on this initial information before Mr. Mueller moved forward with a full plat submittal, and any indication that they would not support these el- ements before he proceeds. In other words, Mr. Bilotta asked if staff should spend more time in assisting with this concept plan, with no technical details yet available, or suggest Mr. Mueller proceed in a manner that would provide stricter adherence to City Code. At the request of Mayor Roe, Community Development Director Bilotta con- firmed that typical City streets were 32' in width, allowing for parking on both sides of the street. At the request of Councilmember Willmus, Community Development Director Bilotta confirmed that there was no secured access or easement for water outflow draining into existing City infrastructure, and would be part of the vetting process. Impacted trees were displayed on the map were at the interpretation of Mr. Mueller.