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Councilmember Elvig commented that the scenario of what you would like is good but he has <br />concerns about no eaves. <br />Mayor Ramsey mentioned two -foot eaves and one -foot gable. If less than 5 5 acres, regardless <br />of exterior material, you have to have an eaves overhang to match the home. <br />Mr. Gladhill reported that right now one would have to apply for a conditional use permit for a <br />two -story accessory building — is Council interested in allowing that to be approved <br />administratively. <br />Councilmember Jeffrey stated that if we only allow it so high — why would we worry about that <br />— do it administratively. <br />Mr. Gladhill stated staff will put that into ordinance format. It will be in front of the Planning <br />Commission in May. <br />2.3) City Survey Proposal <br />City Administrator Ulrich noted that as part of an earlier proposal, the City had already approved <br />$9,000 for a 30- question survey on road reconstruction. At subsequent work sessions, the <br />Council discussed conducting a public safety /police survey, asking more general questions. To <br />increase this survey to 100 questions would cost $15,500 total — an additional $6,500 added to <br />the $9,000. Mr. Ulrich pointed out that the proposal is to survey 300 randomly selected <br />households in the City. A sample of 300 residents would provide results projectable to the entire <br />City adult population within plus or minus 6.0 percent in 95 out of 100 cases. Each additional <br />question unit beyond the initial allotment would be about $139. Mr. Ulrich stated that a draft <br />survey was sent out with the agenda that contained about 80 general questions that could be <br />added to get more of a broad variety of topics. It could be scaled back from the 80 or we could <br />just stick with the 30 original questions. He inquired if there is any interest in pursuing the <br />broader questionnaire. <br />Mayor Ramsey suggested the feeling would be if there are more than 20 questions, there should <br />be some type of compensation for filling out the survey. <br />Mr. Ulrich stated this is a telephone survey. <br />Councilmember Jeffrey stated he could not imagine himself on the phone for hours answering <br />100 questions — this is a tough way to gather data. <br />Councilmember Tossey dittoed Councilmember Jeffrey's statement. <br />Councilmember McGlone thought the idea of public safety questions went down in flames and <br />now it's in here again. He stated he did not appreciate that and stated we do not want to muddy <br />this up. <br />City Council Work Session — April 5, 2011 <br />Page8of12 <br />