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Page Five July 20, 1981 11. Various Zoning Ordinance Amendments The City Administrator indicated that the major change proposed in the Zoning Ordinance deals with an addition to the yard regulation section of the ordinance which will permit multiple family dwellings to have common walls and not have to comply with the side yard or rear yard setbacks. COUNCILMAN SCHULDT MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING ORDINANCE CHANGE FOR NUMBER 900.20~ SECTION 6, TO ADD E - ZERO LOT LINE IN MULTI-FAMILY DEVELOPMENTS, IN- TERIOR SIDE LOT LINES WHICH CORRESPOND EXACTLY WITH A COMMON OR PARTY WALL BE- TWEEN TWO ADJOINING STRUCTURES PROVIDING THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA ARE COMPLIED WITH: 1. EACH OF THE LOTS CREATED BY THE SUBDIVISION WILL BE EQUAL IN AREA OR AS NEAR EQUAL AS REASONABLY POSSIBLE. 2 . EACH LOT SHALL CONTAIN NO LESS THAN THE FULL MINIMUM LAND AREA REQUIREMENT FOR THAT ZONE. 3. EXCEPT ALONG COMMON WALL LINES, ALL OTHER SETBACKS ARE MET. 4. THE SUBDIVISION OF THE LOT SHALL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY PLAT IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE 1008. COUNCILMAN ENGSTROM SECONDED THE MOTION. THE.MOTION PASSED 5-0. The City Administrator further indicated that the Planning Commission did not make a recommendation regarding the .definition of truck terminals to be added to Section 900.08 and the principal uses by districts to be added to Section 900.12; and therefore, recommended that the City Council receive a recommendation from the Planning Commission before making a decision on the ordinance change. It was the concensus of the City Council to wait for the Planning Commission's recommendation regarding the zoning ordinance changes to Section 900.08 and 900.12. 12. Repair of Elk Hills Drive Mayor Hinkle indicated that the estimated cost for the improvement of the dip in Elk Hills Drive is approximately $3000 and further indicated that this estimate is based on the understanding that the City crew would remove the existing black- top and haul the necessary Class 5 to this site. Mayor Hinkle indicated that the developer of Barrington Place, Mr. Gary Santwire, has indicated that he is willing to participate in a 50-50 split for the cost of the improvement. Mr. Gary Santwire suggested that the City Council consider adding a right turn lane at Elk Hills Drive at Highway 169 at the same time of the construction of the improvement in Elk Hills Drive. General discussion was carried on regarding the need of a right turn lane, the approximate cost of constructing a right turn lane, and who would pay for the cost.