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City Council Minutes December 19, 1983 Page Two Administrator further indicated that the exemption of Mr. Kampa and his property has caused some concern among the residents on 2llth, as the Kampa's property does border a significant portion of the proposed roadway. The City Administrator indicated that Mr. Kampa's property could easily be subdivided into two or more residential lots at some point in the future. The City Administrator indicated that the City Council may wish to consider the option of assessing the Kampa property and yet allowing Mr. Kampa to defer his assessment until such time as the property is divided into more residential lots. Discussion was carried on regarding the proposed width of the private portion of the gravel road and the width of the public portion of the gravel road. Mr. Phil Hals indicated that the public portion of the gravel road is 24 feet and that it is proposed that the private portion be upgraded to a 24 foot road bed. Discussion was also carried on regarding the Kampa property and the deferring of the assessments until the property is subdivided. The question was raised regarding the possibility of the Kampa's selling the whole parcel of property and when the assessments would be due. The City Administrator indicated that the Kampas could defer their assessment until the lot split, or they could use their green acre rights to defer the assessment. Further discussion was carried on regarding the cost of the assessment per unit, should seven units be used instead of five, and how the cost of the project would be paid, should the Kampas defer their assessment. The City Administrator indicated that the project was a small project and that it would be paid out of the general fund and as the assessments were paid, the funds would be put back into the general fund. It was the consensus of the City Council that the cost should be divided among seven units of property. Discussion was also carried on regarding the 100 percent participation of the residents. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO AMEND THE 2llTH AVENUE FEASIBILITY STUDY TO A CONSTRUCTION COST OF $10,800 AND TO ASSESS THE PROJECT ON A UNIT BASIS WITH THE COST TO BE DIVIDED AMONG SEVEN UNITS; AND TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY ADMINISTRATOR TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH THE PROPERTY OWNERS FOR A 100 PERCENT PETITION FOR THE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT AND TO WAIVE THEIR GREEN ACRE RIGHTS FOR THE ASSESS- MENT, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE KAMPA PROPERTY. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. 6. Zimmerman Request for Conditional Use Permit - Public Hearing Mayor Hinkle indicated that Mr. Steve Zimmerman of 21628 Vernon Street, located in the Greenhead Acres 3rd Addition, has requested a conditional use permit to construct a 30 foot by 40 foot metal-skinned building for agricultural purposes. The City Administrator indicated that the Planning Commission reviewed Mr. Zimmer- man's request and unanimously approved the conditional use permit with the con- dition of a maximum of five horses to be housed on the subject property. The City Administrator further indicated that the City staff has determined that the necessary findings can be made for granting a conditional use permit to Mr. Zimmerman, and therefore, recommends that the City Council grant a conditional