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Mr. Brown provided estimated costs, noting that the villas could begin around $340,000 while single family homes may begin around $450,000 to $500,000. He provided examples of association costs in their other developments. Councilmember Heinrich asked the lot width for the red lots. Mr. Brown stated that the minimum is 80, while most of the lots would be in the 90s and up to 120 feet. He confirmed that the largest lot width on the villa side could accommodate a three -car garage. Councilmember Musgrove referenced a statement in the staff report related to parking on one side of the street. She also asked for input on the sketch plan process. Deputy City Administrator Gladhill provided additional details on the process before the Council tonight, noting that the Council has a large amount of discretion. Councilmember Kuzma asked if the parking on one side would match what occurs in Riverstone. Deputy City Administrator Gladhill confirmed that would be similar to Riverstone. He explained that the roadway would be proposed at 29 feet in width, which is the same as Riverstone. He confirmed that there are more requests for this road width that continue to come forward. He noted that this detail does not need to be solved tonight as the plat is not being approved tonight. Councilmember Menth asked for input on the road width and parking on one side. Mr. Brown stated that in their other developments they have the same road width with parking on one side of the street and there has not been a problem. Councilmember Specht commented that this seems to be a nice balance of the two different housing products. Motion by Councilmember Specht, seconded by Councilmember Musgrove, to introduce Ordinance #20-02 approving a Zoning Amendment on the subject property from Planned Unit Development (PUD) to R-1 Residential (MUSA) District and R-2 Residential (Detached Villas) District and direct the applicant to move forward with developing a Preliminary Plat. Further discussion: Councilmember Riley asked if this motion is defining the line between single-family and villas. Deputy City Administrator Gladhill stated that as drafted a district boundary would be established between the two types to match the current proposal. Councilmember Menth stated that he would like to see more red and less blue and asked how that could be done tonight. Deputy City Administrator Gladhill stated that it would be difficult to negotiate that in tonight's meeting. He stated that the Council could provide specific input to staff. He noted an upcoming joint meeting will occur between the Council and Planning Commission and that could be a good format. Mr. Brown commented that he has been City Council / January 14, 2020 Page 11 of 16