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TO: HONORABLE MAYOR and CITY COUNCIL FOR: Council Meeting of 02 April 1991 FROM: Jaime R. Aguilera, Director of Community Development SUBJECT: Appeal by Pacific Coast Properties, File Index Number D-69-87; Ref. Tr 13701 E BACKGROUND: This tract has a long history of review by the Planning Commission and City Council. It was originally approved as a "small lot" subdivision, for approximately 120 lots three years ago. The size of the lots became an issue and, approximately one and a half years ago, the Council increased the lot sizes to an average of 6,000 square feet and thereby reduced the number of lots to 90. D Two extensions have been requested and the Planning Commission allowed one extension for six months. That extension has expired, however prior to the expiration, the applicant filed for another extension. The Planning Commission denied the extension, citing that the previous extension was granted with the understanding that no further extensions would be granted. The applicant has appealed that decision to deny to the City Council. ALTERNATIVES: 1. If the Council denies the extension, the tentative tract will expire immediately. 2. The City Council could approve a six month extension to allow the Tentative Tract to record. FINANCIAL IMPACT: 1 . Alternative number one will mean that the City would not benefit from the bond money which will be collected from the Mello -Roos District of which this tract 0 is a part. However, at some point in the future, it is expected that someone else will file for a new tract and, at that time, the bond proceeds will be avail- able to the City. R 2. Alternative number two will allow the tract with small lots to record, however, the City will begin to receive the bond proceeds within a few months. FILE NO..-Aal-q. _--------------- Agenda Report T13701 PAGE 1 OF 2 Ql�_