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Council Meeting Minutes September 28, 1993 Page 8 Council Business. continued Benke asked if the applicant requests deferral of the paving, curbing and sprinkler improvements. Ms. Elkins said the Fire Marshal and applicant have reached a comprise on the sprinkler issue, but the biggest concern is the immediate costs for paving and curbing. Benke asked if a time limit could be added to the bond to allow additional time to install the improvements. LeFevere said the owners are prepared to provide the bond, but are unsure when improvements could be completed. Council could specify a date in which the improvements are to be made and require a bond to be posted to insure that those improvement are completed by that date. Rebelein verified that if the improvements are not completed by a specific date, the bond proceeds will be used for the improvements. LeFevere noted that a bond provides that security to the City. Mattila said the applicant has proposed a four year period for those improvements to be completed. Ms. Elkins said the owners are committed to completing the improvements by no later than January 1, , 999. It is their hope that the improvements and the assisted living project will be completed at the same time. The Planning Commission held a publiC hearing and recommends approval. Benke feels the improvements should be deferred for only two years. Gunderman questioned whether this action should be tabled so that the City's legal staff and the applicant could devise a timeline. Motion by Gunderman, seconded by Larson, to APPROVE SP-180 AND NC~ 95. No Vote Taken. Rebelein suggested that the Gunderman motion be amended to add that the parking area improvements be installed before January 1, 1996. Williams asked what type of materials will be used for the parking lot before the improvements are made and questioned possible drainage issues. Mattila said the applicant proposes a Class 5 material be used in the parking lot, and in regards to drainage, the Rice Creek Watershed District would need to approve the permit. Ms. Elkins said a proposal has been submitted to the Rice Creek Watershed District. Mattila said the Planning Commission noted concern of the parking situation and requested it be completed in a reasonable time period. Rebelein noted that the proposal provides for adequate off-street parking, but the area would not be curbed or paved. Larson noted that the City requires other projects to complete their paving and curbing plans according to standards. Ms. Elkins said the additional Council Business I Innsbruck Health Care Center Report 93-274 I I