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<br />Mr. Sharp replied they expect to have a full time person on site. Two employees will be <br />essential, as well as a manager. <br /> <br />City Attorney Goodrich advised the TIF agreement requires a minimum of two new employees <br />over a four-year period. <br /> <br />Councilmember Kurak indicated the logic makes sense and she does not see a problem with the <br />metal buildings contained inside the site, as long as they are not on the roadside. <br /> <br />Motion by Councilmember Kurak, second by Councilmember Cook, to approve the proposed <br />site plan; Case of Sharp and Associates, contingent upon compliance with City Staff Review <br />Letter dated August 20, 2004 and the Developer and the City entering into a TIF Agreement. <br /> <br />Fmiher Discussion: Mr. Sharp requested the ability to discuss the issue of the three fire hydrants <br />in the northeast area with the Fire Marshal. He explained these hydrants are not very practical in <br />that water has to go down seven or eight feet and they will hit the rubble. In addition, this would <br />require about 800 feet of pipe. Public Works Director Kapler explained one of the concerns was <br />the building material. If the buildings will not be wood they would likely be willing to waive the <br />additional hydrants. Staff will work with the applicant on this issue. <br /> <br />A friendly amendment was made to the motion to make the approval of the site plan contingent <br />on approval by the Fire MarshaL <br /> <br />Councilmembers Kurak and Cook agreed to the amendment. <br /> <br />Motion on the floor to approve the proposed site plan; Case of Sharp and Associates, contingent <br />upon compliance with City Staff Review Letter dated August 20, 2004 and the Developer and the <br />City entering into a TIF Agreement, contingent on approval by the Fire Marshal. <br /> <br />Motion canied. Voting Yes: Mayor Gamec, Councilmembers Kurak, Cook, Elvig, Strommen, <br />and Zimmennan. Voting No: None. Absent: Councilmember Pearson. <br /> <br />Case #11 : <br /> <br />Request for Final Plat Approval of Minor Subdivision; Case of Eliot and <br />Deborah Schaeffer <br /> <br />Community Development Director Fralik explained Eliot Schaeffer is requesting final plat <br />approval of a minor subdivision to plat their existing homestead into two rural residential lots. <br />Their property is located at 6200 Green Valley Road and the existing residence is on the north <br />side of Trott Brook. The applicants would like to subdivide their property and build a new home <br />on the south side of Trott Brook. The properiy is approximately 21.5 acres in size and is located <br />in the R-l Rural Developing Residential District. The minimum lot size in this district is 2.5 <br />acres. The final plat is proposing to subdivide two rural residential lots: 1-2.5 acre lot for the <br />existing homestead and 1-19 acre lot for the applicant's new home. Both lots meet the minimum <br />area standards for the district. The final plat will also include an outlot and the dedication of a <br />City park. The existing lot and the new lot created are and will be served with on-site well and <br /> <br />City Council/August 24, 2004 <br />Page 14 of 25 <br /> <br />P56 <br />