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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, May 19, 2008 Page 21 Mr. Noble reviewed each specific section, with staff, Councilmembers. Section 9.14 (Development Fees Mr. Noble sought flexibility for payment of infrastructure costs (i.e., through spe- cial assessment) rather than payment in full at the time of building permit applica- tion. Community Development Director Patrick Trudgeon agreed that staff was in the process of discussing various payment options for infrastructure costs, and if so, would require modification of this agreement or a separate agreement. Mr. Trudgeon advised that the language needed to state clearly the stipulations, with the applicant seeking their request for flexibility be a part of the record. Section 9.15 Temnorarv Access Mr. Noble sought to have clarification from the City's Engineering Department the practical application and definition of an "all weather temporary emergency access road," stipulating that a secondary passage, adequate to allow for emer- gency vehicles access to the site at all times, be provided using the existing road where adequate, rather than the additional cost for constructing an entire roadway; and flexibility to consider future access possibilities. Public Works Director Duane Schwartz addressed the request providing his con- cerns and those of the Fire Marshal were addressed for providing a secondary ac- cess; and if the next project came forward with a better secondary access, it would be an acceptable alternative to staff, provided more than just the existing partial access was available. Mr. Noble rationalized the requested changes by the developer due to the haste in preparation of the final PUD documents by staff. Councilmember Pust suggested revised language to Section 9.15 as follows: "Temporary Access: A temporary emergency vehicle access road shall be con- structed (or maintained to an improved public roadway connecting to the subject property] . This roadway shall be constructed at a minimum twenty foot (20') width and of an all-weather design approved by the Fire Marshal." The revised language was approved by consensus of the City Council, staff and the developer. City Attorney Squires concurred that the revised language seemed to be reasona- bly sufficient.