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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,June 19, 2017 Page 15 the parks and trails component outlined in the comprehensive plan inclusive of that and therefore, his advice to have a more specific reference to the plans the city has available in its comprehensive plan on which to base its park dedication. Therefore, Mr. Gaughan advised that it was his suggestion to removed that "in- cluding, but not limited to, those..." language to avoid unlimited plans playing in- to it and allowing more specificity to what plans are already in place on which to base that park dedication structure. From his personal perspective, Mayor Roe stated that he had no problem referenc- ing the Pathway Master Plan since the park dedication was still a City Council de- cision based on recommendations of the Parks & Recreation Commission, and could still be referenced in code whether it was abided by or not since the state statute refers to a trail plan. Pages 3 —4 lines 116— 157 (Minor Plat)/Pages 4-5, lines 159—229 (Major Plat) Councilmember Etten noted some things not meeting requirements of a major plat, referencing the criteria identified in line 116 and on for a minor plat. Specif- ic to the example of the previous Gluek Lane lot split that triggered the park dedi- cation piece, and need for a new source for water and sewer even though it didn't constitute a major plat, Councilmember Etten asked what happens in a similar sit- uation with this revised language. Mr. Lloyd advised that the Minor Plat option was for residents to work with when all criteria were present in an application; while for a Major Plat an applicant could address any criteria present from that list, even though there could be gaps but with the intent to avoid such gaps. At the request of Councilmember Etten, Mr. Lloyd confirmed that an open house was set up for situations creating four or more lots; and noted an open house would be required under zoning rules if associated with development of a plat or any change to the comprehensive plan, as addressed in lined 165-167. Coun- cilmember Etten suggested they be listed elsewhere under the developer open house meeting section; with Mr. Lloyd advising that they may be elsewhere in the subdivision code,but were also related to the zoning process itself. Councilmember Willmus asked that this document be brought forward as a clean and final copy based on tonight's changes and discussion prior to its adoption. Without objection, Mayor Roe directed staff to return with a final draft of the subdivision ordinance at the July 10, 2017 City Council meeting for consideration and subsequent approval. C. Review High Density Residential (HDR) Guided/Zoned Properties and Con- sider Properties that may be Eligible for Amendments to the Comprehensive Land Use Map