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�--� . A �1 �nM� �s o $ E✓erelf C��/.� � Cuo�c �'� Y►�-eB��'`� 309 August 10, 1986 Moved by Councilmember Pope, seconded by Councilmemhec Gipson, that this +.s declared to. be the final read:ing of Council Bill No. 887-03 and the City Clerk is directed to call the roll foc the final disposition of the ocdinance. AYES: Niva, Stephanson, Gipson, Morrow, Pope, Oveistceet NAYS: Nane EXCUSED: Langus Ocdinance ^lo. 1513-88 adopted. PUdLIC HBARING - LARE'S LANDING Pcesident Niva opened the puolic hearing by stating the purpose is to conaider an appeal of the Hearing Examiner's decision on Sho�eline Permit (SMA 114-87) to allow a 224 unit ap-�rtment complex called Lake's Landing. Gerry Ervine, Planning Staff, atated the Silvec Lake Action Committee and Dorothy Vandeventec are aggrieved by the Hearing Examiner 's Decision of May 24, 1968 which denied the motion for . reconsideca:ion of his eacliec decision of May 2, 1988. The decision was to approve a Shoceline Substantial Development Permit for Mueller Development Company for development of an apartment complex of 224 units on a 9 .9 acre site in the Silver Lake area of the City. The appellants contend that an ercor-in-Eact and an error-in-law exists in the record of the Hearing Examiner 's . decision. The Applellants request that the City Council reve�se the Bxa�inet 's decision on �his proposal. Rey issues of concern are traffic, non-point pollution and compatibility. Dan Mathias, Utilities, spoke on the drainage pcoblems and solutions for the proposed project. 8e stated hydrolo9y is not an exact science and thecefore proposed solutions cannot be guaranteed to be failsafe. He said that state of the act techniques are being pcoposed to insure the succe:ss of the project . Councilmember Stephanson asked if it would be possible to take periodic readings of Silver Lake to insuce the preservation of the water quality. He said he felt this was very important ecologically to the City and requested that the Budget Committee and the - Ur,ilities Divsion offec a proposed budget for the testing p�c�cess for the 1989 City budget. John Phillips, repreaenting the Mueller Development Company, stated they are willing to work furthec with the neighbochood, fle stated they have mitigated the majority of the concerns with the neighbo[s directly adjoining the subject property and have also mitigated many other concerns in the general area. He offered additional concessions in the area of landscaping, Wetland retention, street improvements, maintenance of dcainage system and maintenance and preservation of the wetland acea. Jeffery Skutley, GMS Architectural Group of Belle�'ue, reviewed the design and the complex and [eviewed the changes which p[ovide fo[ the wetlands area. Dave Enger , Traffic Engineer fo[ the Mueller Development Company, ceviewod the traffic figures used in the ttaffic study co insuce adequate roadva,ys and access to and from the project . I