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e the city zoned commercially but still in residential use which would create enumerable lien deferments should they all be delayed until developed in accordance with zoning. He saw three options (1) levy the assessments as proposed, (2) develop some plan whereby the property could be assessed as residential, deferring the difference be- tween the amount of assessment on a residential basis and that on a commercial basis until the property is developed for commercial use, and (3) assess as resi- dential with the proviso that the property owner ,would seele residential zonina and agree not to request commercial zoning for a period of 25 years. - There was further discussion with regard to potential use for the properties and use intended by present owners, what constitutesan owner-occupied dwelling, criteria for deferment until developed as commercial property, liability for interest costs should there be any type of deferment, properties in residential use penalized for cost of assessment at same rate as properties in commercial use, process by which weighted formula for assessment was developed. Mr. Williams noted Council policy of accepting petitions presented by owners of any- thing over 50' of fron t footage of property involved. He was not aware that peti- tions were based on the new assessment formula instead of front footage only. He asked how the intersection was assessed and was told that the city, in accordance with ordinance provisions, pays for all intersection paving. Recommendation: Levy assessments as proposed. . 8. C.B.988 - Levying assessments for paving, sanitary and storm sewers in Willona Parle Subdivision and sanitary sewer within 160 feet of Willona Drive from Benson Lane to 212 feet west of Benson Lane (75-16) No written protests or requests to be heard were received. Recommendation: Levy assessments as proposed. . HI. Murral} moved seconded by Mr. Keller to accept the report. unanimously. Motion 'Co.mm carried 12/23/75 Approve I. Liquor License - Change of Ownership - Dari Mart - 1390 Fir Acres Road - Package Store (formerly Fir Acres Maz'ket) Staff finds the application by Dad-Mart in order. Mr. Murray moved seconded-by Mr. Keller to place the above matter on the consent calendar for the January 12 Council meeting. Motion carried unanimously. Comm l/7/76 Approve J. ESATS Alternatives - Mayor Anderson referred to Council's December 22 decision on transportation alternatives, saying staff has provided no comment on that de- cision. He felt it would be advisable to have some input from staff before pro- ceeding. The county, as he understands it, will not be meeting on the matter until some time in January, after the Planning Commission meets. Mr. Murray concurred with Mayor Anderson's desire for staff comment but was con- cerned with the statement "before proceeding." Hayor Anderson said he was not countermanding the action taken by the Council but felt there was nothing to prevent Council from making any amendments and suggestions warranted by staff input. It was understood that staff would comment at a subsequent commdttee meeting on the Council's action taken on the ESATS al terna ti ves . Conun 12/23/75 Approve e K:Staff Report on Council Action on Transportation Alternatives ,Report (Dec~mber 22,1975) January 2, 1976, meIrrJ from Planning and Public Works, respond~ng to Counc~l request for staff comment on Council action on the transportation alternatives, has been - distributed to Council members. That report seeks permission from the Council 13 1/12/76 - 11