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November 17, 1980 Page Three is available. Mr. Santwire indicated that there may be a problem in servicing the residential lots, economically, with sanitary sewer. Mr. Santwire also indicated that he had some problems with the proposed route of the interceptor and the extension, which would service the Barrington Place Planned Unit Development. Mr. Santwire asked that the City Council authorize engineering studies to design two means of sanitary sewer service for the Barrington Place Planned Unit Development. One study would provide a design and cost estimate for the original sanitary sewer concept.. which is approximately one,..~ll' of the units being sewered to the south, and one-half to the north for the sanitary sewer interceptor; and, the other study would design and provide a cost for an alternate sanitary sewer scheme, which would provide for all sewage going to the south. The City Administrator indicated that if the Council's intention was to in fact build the sanitary sewer interceptor, it would be wasteful to conduct two engineering studies when only one would in fact be needed. It was the concensus of the City Council that, with information available at this time, the sanitary sewer interceptor would be built, and that as such, the double engineering studies would present a duplication which would be wasteful. 9. Conditional Use Permit for Tom and Jane Noon The City Administrator reviewed the Noon's re~uest for a Conditional Use permit to build a country club in an area zoned R-lB, north of the intersection of Waco Street and Mississippi Boulevard. The City Administrator indicated that the Council would not be able to take formal action, since an advertising mistake prevented a public hearing notice from being published properly in the local newspaper. The City Council had ~uestions regarding the movement of the club house from the Pinewood First Addition to the proposed Pinewood Second Addition. and ~uestions regarding the addition of a restaurant in the future to the pro- posed club house. It was the Council concensus that the Noon's be available at the next City Council meeting to answer ~uestions regarding their develop- ment, but that, based on the information availabe at the time, the Council supported the issuance of a Condiiional Use permit for the club house. 10. Willis Conditional Use Permit The City Administrator distributed a memo from the Ridgewood Homeowner's Asso- ciation regarding the Willis Conditional Use Permit for a home beauty salon. The Ridgewood Homeowners indicated that they did not oppose the Willis Conditional Use Permit for a beauty salon, so long as there were no signs erected to adver- tise the business, that parking would be confined to the Willis property, and that the operation be performed only by Ms. Willis and no other hired persons. COUNCILMAN DUITSMAN MOVED TO APPROVE A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR~A~SY WILLIS TO OPERATE A BEAUTY SALON IN HER HOME AT 12210 RIDGEWOOD DRIVE, SUBJECT TO THE STANDARDS AND CONDITIONS CONTAINED IN TI1E CITY'S ZONING ORDINANCE, RELATIVE TO HOME OCCuPATIONS, AND WITH THE SPECIFIC UNDERSTANDING THAT NO SIGNS WILL BE ERECTED, THAT PARKING FOR THE BUSINESS WOULD BE CONFINED TO THE WILLIS PROPERTY, AND THAT THE OPERATION BE CONFINED TO MS. WILLIS HERSELF AND NOT ADDITIONAL HELP, AND FURTHER, THAT THE PERMIT BE ISSUED SUBJECT TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION'S RECOMMEND- ATIONS, REGARDING THE DURATION OF THE PERMIT. COUNCILMAN TOTH SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0.