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Council Minutes August 15, 1983 Page Two Councilmember Duitsman ind'cated that the consideration of a stop sign at either Gates Avenue or Holt Avenu and School Street would be considered at a Council Meeting in three months. ouncilmember Duitsman further indicated that the thought behind the cons ide ation of the stop sign in three months was to allow school to start and see wh t happens with the traffic along School Street. Mr. Carr indicated that a school zone sign on School Street just west of #169 has been removed. The City Administrator indicated that he would have the Street Department replace the School Street school zone sign if it was missing. Councilmember Engstrom indicated that the use of radar along School Street may slow the traffic and the speeders along School Street. It was the consensus of the City Council to consider the stop s~gn on School Street in approximately three months. 8. Barrington Place Conditional Use Permit Modification/Public Hearing The City Administrator indicated that Mr. Gary Santwire has requested a modi- fication of the Barrington Place PUD conditional use permit and site plan in order to increase the density within the residential area. The City Administrator indicated that there were three changes that Mr. Santwire was requesting. 1. An easement vacation. 2. An administrative subdivision with property owned by Faith Fellowship Church. 3. Increased density in the conditional use permit and site plan for Barrington Place. The City Administrator further indicated that the increased density would be con- sidered at this public hearing, and the other two requests would be dealt with at a later date. The City Administrator indicated that the density changes are requested for Block 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. The City Administrator indicated that in reviewing Mr. Santwire's request for increased density, the Staff finds that 10 dwelling units per acre is an acceptable density for the type of development in the Barrington Place PUD. The City Administrator further indicated that the City Planner also agrees that 10 density units per acre is acceptable for this type of development. The City Administrator further indicated that the City Staff has concerns with increasing the density in Block 1 from single family dwellings to double family dwellings, as Block 1 is essentially a part of the Elk Hills Subdivision. The City Administrator indicated that the Staff feels this land use should remain single family. The City Administrator indicated that the City Council may want to consider additional buffering along the northerly end of the plat because of the increase of density in the PUD. The City Administrator indicated that it is recommended that the City Council approve Mr. Santwire's request for increased density at the rate of 10 dwelling units per acre with the exception of Block 1 which should remain single family dwelling.