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River Heights City COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA Tuesday, March 13,2018 Notice is hereby given that the River Heights City Council will hold its regular council meeting beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the River Heights City Office Building at 520 S 500 E. 5:15 p.m. Open and Public Meetings Training 6:30 p.m. Opening Remarks(Wilson) and Pledge of Allegiance (Wright) 6:35 p.m. Adoption of Previous Minutes and Agenda Pay Bills Finance Director Report Purchase Requisitions Public Works Report Administrative Report Public Comment(limit 3 minutes each) 6:50 p.m. Cache County Building Report 6:55 p.m. Discuss Mayor's Forum/Social Media-Sam Brand 7:00 p.m. Adoption of an Ordinance to Adopt Code Changes, Regarding Off-Highway Vehicles, Shipping Containers, Seal Coats, and Fence Requirements 7:15 p.m. Planning Commission Appointment 7:30 p.m. Discuss General Plan and Rezoning 7:50 p.m. 700 South Sidewalk Update 8:00 p.m. Mayor and Council Reports 8:10 p.m. Adjourn Posted^this 8^ day of March 2018 Sheila Lind, Reorder In compliance with the American Disabilities Act. individuals needing special accommodations(including auxiliary communicative aids and services) during this meeting should notify Sheila Lind,(435)770-2061 at least 24 hours before the 520 South 500 East River Heights, Utah 84321 Phone & Fax (435) 752-2646  River Heights City 3 Council Meeting 4 5 March 13, 2018 6 7 8 Present: Mayor Todd Rasmussen 9 Council members: Doug Clausen 10 Robert"K" Scott 11 Elaine Thatcher 12 Dixie Wilson 13 Blake Wright 14 15 Recorder Sheila Lind 16 Public Works Director Clayten Nelson 17 Treasurer Wendy Wilker 18 19 Excused Finance Director Cliff Grover 20 21 Others Present: James Brackner, Shellie and Daughter Giddings, Geoff 22 Smith, Cindy Sehaub, Sam Brand, Jon and Shanna Peterson, Noel Cooley, Don Davis, Levi Roberts, Sharlie Gallup, Steve and Roxanne Bilbao, Desiree and Daughter 25 Sandgren, Ted Wilson, Lisa Ellis 26 27 28 The following motions were made during the meeting: 29 30 Motion #1 31 Councilmember Clausen moved to "adopt the minutes ofthe Council's regular and closed 32 meetings of February 27, 2018 and the evening's agenda." Councilmember Wilson seconded the 33 motion, which passed with Clausen, Thatcher and Wilson in favor. No one opposed. Scott abstained 34 since he wasn't at the February 27 meeting. Wright was absent. 35 36 Motion #2 37 Councilmember Clausen moved to "pay the bills as listed." Councilmember Thatcher 38 seconded the motion, which passed with Clausen, Scott, Thatcher and Wilson in favor. No one 39 opposed. Wright was absent. 40 41 Motion #3 42 Councilmember Wright moved to "adopt Ordinance 1-2018, An Ordinance to Adopt Changes 43 to the City Code of River Heights City, Utah, with the addition of'or on' as discussed." 44 Councilmember Clausen seconded the motion, which carried with Clausen, Scott, and Wright in favor. Thatcher and Wilson opposed. Rivmf Ilyighm Chy Cuuimil 520 South 500 East River Heights, Utah 84321 Phone & Fax (435)752-2646 47 Motion #4 48 Councilmember Clausen moved to "accept the easement purchase of Anna Marie Anderson." 49 Councilmember Scott seconded the motion, which carried with Clausen, Scott, Thatcher, Wilson and 50 Wright in favor. No one opposed. 51 52 53 Proceedings ofthe Meeting: 54 55 The River Heights City Council met at 5:15 p.m. in the Ervin R. Crosbie Council Chambers in 56 the River Heights City Building on Tuesday, March 13, 2018 for a council training on open and public 57 meetings. The regular meeting began at 6:30 p.m. Councilmember Wilson opened the meeting with a 58 thought. Councilmember Wright led the group in the Pledge of Allegiance. 59 Adoption ofPrevious Minutes and Agenda: Minutes ofthe February 27,2018 regular council 60 meeting were reviewed. Recorder Lind asked the Council to review the minutes for the closed meeting 61 held February 27,2018 and turn in their changes to her. 62 Councilmember Clausen moved to "adopt the minutes ofthe Council's regular and 63 closed meetings of February 27,2018 and the evening's agenda." Councilmember Wilson 64 seconded the motion, which passed with Clausen,Thatcher and Wilson in favor. No one 65 opposed. Scott abstained since he wasn't at the February 27 meeting. Wright was absent. 66 Pav Bills: The bills were presented and discussed. Councilmember Wilson asked why three 67 planning commission nameplates were ordered when there were only two openings filled. Mayor 68 Rasmussen responded it was due to an administrative oversight. 69 Councilmember Clausen moved to "pay the bills as listed." Councilmember Thatcher 70 seconded the motion, which passed with Clausen, Scott, Thatcher and Wilson in favor. No one 71 opposed. Wright was absent. 72 Finance Director Report: FD Grover was absent. Councilmember Clausen asked about the 73 discrepancy in figures, as compared to the report Wo weeks ago. Mayor Rasmussen said he has 74 discussed it with FD Grover and it has now been corrected. 75 Purchase Requisition: There were none. 76 Public Works Report and Discussion: PWD Nelson reported on the following: 77 • He spent a few days in St George for training. He learned about new technology to try with the 78 sewer system. 79 • He has been working on reports which are due to the state in April. 80 • He has been working on another 700 South grant application which is due tomorrow. 81 Councilmember Clausen clarified we will need to wait for news ofthis grant before putting the 82 project out for bid. 83 Administrative Report: Recorder Lind asked the Council to look over the newsletter template 84 she handed out and turn in their feedback to her by Monday. She reported she will be gone to training 85 March 26-30. 86 Discuss Mavor's Forum/Social Media- Sam Brand: Mayor Rasmussen turned the time over to 87 Sam Brand who presented his ideas to encourage public interaction with the mayor and council. He 88 feels social media is important for River Heights, especially for Apple Days because it's a social event. 89 He'd like to see River Heights be in control of the information that is conveyed to the public. He 90 discussed a list of things that could be added to the city's website, including restaurant 91 recommendations, nearby happenings, sharing information between Providence and Logan,service River Heights City Council Meeting, 3/13/18  projects, safety suggestions, library location and hours, weather, etc. When something is posted on the website, it gets shared and then more people know about it. 94 Mr. Brand also suggested the use of photos from meetings. Citizens could also post photos of 95 where they have traveled, as a way to bring people together. Currently, the city's Facebook page has 96 about 193 followers, yet the population of River Heights is about 1600. He also mentioned the 97 possibility ofInstagram and Twitter. Councilmember Thatcher recently learned about'Next Door' 98 created for neighborhood safety. She asked how the city's social media would be monitored. Mr. 99 Brand said it would depend on how it's set up, but it could go through a monitor who will cheek the 100 information. Ms. Thatcher would support a stronger Facebook presence. Mr. Brand doesn't feel there 101 is currently enough information to engage its citizens. He expressed a willingness to manage the city's 102 social media information. 103 Councilmember Wright arrived to the meeting at 6:55p.m. 104 Cache Countv Building Report: County Building Inspector Don Davis handed out the 105 County's Year End Building Report for 2017, which showed 20 homes were built in River Heights. 106 Mayor Rasmussen had asked Mr. Davis to present some building restrictions for the Old 107 School, however,the District has decided not to abandon the building so now it's a moot point. Mr. 108 Rasmussen asked Mr. Davis to still turn in the list so the city can have it on file. 109 Public Comment: Jon Peterson asked ifthe city would take care of changing the deeds for the 110 properties affected by the upcoming installation ofthe 700 South sidewalk. PWD Nelson said he Will 111 check with the city engineer tomorrow. 112 Steve Bilbao asked for an update on the intent of the Church property (east of the LDS Church 113 on 600 East). Mayor Rasmussen explained he was unaware of any updates. ■{ Sharlie Gallup was curious about the General Plan discussion later in the meeting. She asked if the requested Conservice parking lot would always stay a parking lot or if it could be turned into 116 something else once it was zoned commercial. It was unsure. She hoped that any future annexations 117 to River Heights would be zoned for larger lots. 118 Adoption of an Ordinance to Adopt Code Changes. Regarding Off-Hiehwav Vehicles. 119 Shipping Containers. Seal Coats, and Fence Requirements: Councilmember Wright reviewed the code 120 changes passed on from the Planning Commission. He explained that the sheriff asked if the city 121 would consider changing the city's code regrading off-highway vehicles to reflect the state's code. 122 After much discussion, the Planning Commission has suggested replacing the city's code with a 123 sentence that says we follow state code. 124 The verbiage was amended on 10-13-9 to include "or on" before "roadway." 125 Councilmember Wright explained the seal coat section and noted the cost will be added to the 126 city's fee schedule at a later date. 127 After Councilmember Wright explained the comer lot fencing issue, Councilmember Thatcher 128 opposed the disallowance of chain link as a fencing option. She explained that rod iron is expensive 129 and although it may keep a child safe, a small dog could escape it. Mr. Wright doesn't like the look of 130 chain link. Commissioner Schaub stated the Commission was also in favor of not allowing chain link. 131 PWD Nelson agreed there are some situations where chain link might be ok. Ms. Thatcher said she 132 was willing to support the other code changes, but not the disallowance of chain link. Mr. Wright 133 explained the Commission wanted a certain look. Ms. Schaub agreed, the Commission wouldn't have 134 passed the verbiage on, otherwise. 135 Desiree Sandgren explained she and her husband applied for and received a permit for a six 136 foot fence on their comer lot. They were stopped by the city during installation, so they came back to ~ the city, willing to compromise. She apologized for the situation and said they don't mean to make it a River Heights City Council Meeting, 3/13/18 138 big issue. Zoning Administrator Don Davis explained that when the permit was signed, it wasn't clear 139 they were on a comer lot. It was a mistake that it was signed. 140 Mayor Rasmussen opened the discussion for comments. Sharlie Gallup said some chain link 141 fences look nice. Steve Bilbao asked ifthere was a vision problem with a six foot solid fence. 142 Councilmember Scott said there may not be. Mr. Bilbao suggested allowing a reasonable exemption 143 or process in certain situations which aren't a safety hazard. PWD Nelson stated that some situations 144 are safe and then a person might change their lot in a way that could create a problem in the future. 145 Councilmember Wright said Ae Commission had these discussions, but there is the issue of ease of 146 administrating the requests; the less arbitrary, the better. 147 Councilmember Wilson asked for clarification on the current fence zoning. She asked if we 148 would be creating more problems by adopting this ordinance. Councilmember Wright and PWD 149 Nelson both felt it would help more than hurt. 150 Commissioner Schaub stated she would rather not have a six-foot fence along a street, even if it 151 wasn't a safety issue. 152 Noel Cooley pointed out the last sentence of the ordinance, which basically states the city has 153 the final say on fence materials regarding effectiveness and safety. 154 Levi Roberts felt the language would set a precedence by banning chain link fences on comer 155 lots. Councilmember Wright explained chain link is still allowed on a four-foot fence. 156 Shellie Giddings asked why the permit was approved in the first place. Don Davis responded 157 that the permit was not clear but admitted he should have checked it closer. 158 Councilmember Wright moved to ^^adopt Ordinance 1-2018, An Ordinance to Adopt 159 Changes to the City Code of River Heights City, Utah,with the addition of'or on' as discussed." 160 Councilmember Clausen seconded the motion, which carried with Clausen, Scott, and Wright in 161 favor. Thatcher and Wilson opposed. 162 Planning Cnmmission Appointment: Mayor Rasmussen explained, per state code,the 163 commission appointments are made by the mayor. He has elected to get the council's opinion. In 164 regards to the applicants for the position, he doesn't know what their platform is on development, but 165 is more concemed if they are fair and honest. There are five people who have tumed in a written 166 desire to serve on the commission. He has forwarded these on to the Council and asked for their 167 opinions. He will table the appointment until the following meeting because of shortness oftime for 168 this discussion. 169 Councilmember Wright thanked Councilmember Thatcher for investigating how 'advise and 170 consent' works. He pointed out that the mayor will bring a name to the Council and they will approve 171 it or not. 172 Councilmember Thatcher supported Levi Roberts because of his experience in planning. 173 Councilmember Wright felt a person who is willing to do homework and accept assignments is more 174 valuable than experience. Councilmember Clausen felt Noel Cooley would be great because of his 175 past experience on the Council and he fits the description Mr. Wrightjust put forth. 176 Councilmember Wright said he heard this week that a resident(who didn't have authority) had 177 asked someone in the community to serve on the Commission. He was unsure how this vacancy 178 situation got out of hand. 179 Mayor Rasmussen will take the Council's comments under advisement. 180 Discuss General Plan and Rezoning: Councilmember Wilson reported discussing this topic 181 with Councilmember Wright and Mayor Rasmussen. She had also read the General Plan. She pointed 182 out the property that Conservice is asking to rezone to commercial is in an area that isn't labeled as River Heights City Council Meeting, 3/13/18  such in the General Plan. Councilmember Wright explained the Commission will not take any action ; at their meeting on Thursday, but they will still go ahead with the hearing. 185 Councilmember Wilson pointed out the city's General Plan is very good, but there are a few 186 things that need to be updated. She cautioned about being careful on what we do. She was going to 187 ask for a moratorium on rezones and annexations, but now she's not since she realized it's not needed. 188 There are a few small things that need to be corrected in the Plan. She feels it's critical for the Council 189 to know what the Plan says and encouraged each ofthem to read it. She complimented those who 190 were involved in putting it together. 191 Councilmember Wilson has concerns that Conservice could turn their parking lot into a 192 commercial building, once the property is zoned commercial. 193 Councilmember Wright pointed out River Heights hasn't had a lot ofzoning classifications 194 because ofits size. There are others classifications we can add; different versions of commercial. 195 Councilmember Wilson brought up the life cycle development, which isn't new. She asked if 196 they felt this would be good in River Heights. Councilmember Wright said the Chugg property 197 probably had enough acreage and the dwellings they proposed to build would probably be well 198 occupied. 199 Mayor Rasmussen has talked to the city attorney about the General Plan. Mayor Rasmussen 200 recommended the Planning Commission designate all the bordering county properties a certain zone, 201 which will set the precedence on what the city desires and the world will know it. 202 Councilmember Clausen pointed out the development ofthe General Plan took a long time. 203 Councilmember Wright agreed, but revisions won't take as long, maybe six months. Mr. Clausen was 204 concerned about the legality of labeling the Chugg property with a less dense zone after we already ' know Ironwood desires multi-family. Mr. Wright said as long as the city goes through the amendments properly, it would most likely hold up in court. He agreed it was time for an update even 207 though there isn't a lot of property left for the city to annex. The Planning Commission will discuss 208 the process of amending the General Plan at their next meeting. 209 Councilmember Wilson thanked Councilmember Wright and those who have gone before who 210 have done what the citizens want. 211 700 South Sidewalk Update: Mayor Rasmussen reported he had negotiations with Anna Marie 212 Anderson about her property which is needed for the sidewalk. 213 Councilmember Clausen moved to ^^accept the easement purchase of Anna Marie 214 Anderson." Councilmember Scott seconded the motion, which carried with Clausen, Scott, 215 Thatcher, Wilson and Wright in favor. No one opposed. 216 Mavor and Council Reports: Councilmember Thatcher reported the royalty applications have 217 been sent out. The committee members consist of Janet Matthews, Lori Gines, Peggy Smith and 218 Kristina Barfuss. 219 Councilmember Clausen expressed his concern about the possibility of River Heights being 220 required to take over 1000 East, ifthe Chugg property becomes part ofRiver Heights. He said the 221 road is in bad shape. PWD Nelson guaranteed it would become part of an annexation petition. Mr. 222 Clausen asked the Council to keep this in mind. 223 Councilmember Wilson informed T-ball sign-ups will start April 1. 224 Councilmember Thatcher would like the group to stop using plastic water bottles. She 225 suggested a pitcher of water in the fridge and cups on the table, which she volunteered to wash. 226 Lisa Ellis asked if the Commission members would have a full training before decisions are 227 made. She clarified the number of openings is one, not three. River Heights City Council Meeting, 3/13/18 228 Councilmember Wilson asked if it was allowed for Conservice to put down road base on the 229 property they are using for a parking lot. Councilmember Wright stated the City Code does allow for 230 this. 231 Mayor Rasmussen thanked the public for being in attendance; it helps keep the Mayor and 232 Council accountable. 233 Steve Bilbao has been involved in professional safety his whole life and suggested the 234 establishment of a process to decide when its appropriate to enforce something and when its not. 235 The meeting adjourned at 8:20 p.m. 236 237 238 239 Sheila Lind, Recorder 240 241 Todd A. Rasmussen, Mayor River Heights City Council Meeting, 3/13/18  River Heights City Bills To Be Paid 3/13/2018 Payee Description Admin. P&Z Parks/Rec Pub. Safety Com. AfT. Roads Water Sewer 1 Al's Trophies & Rrames, Inc. 3 New Planning Commission Name Plates $17.25 2 AT&T Mobility GPS Phone Billing $37.34 $37.34 $37.33 3 Bear River Health Water Coliform Testing $40.00 4 Cache Valley Publishing Planning Commission Public Mtg. Notices $89.44 5 Caselle Monthly Contract Maintenance $91.69 $91.66 $91.65 6 Chevron & Texaco Fuel for City Vehicles $54.01 $54.01 $54.01 $54.01 7 Daines & Jenkins Legal $218.75 8 Freedom Mailing Bill Processing $140.15 $46.72 $46.72 9 Hydro Specialties Company Chlorinator Repair Municipal Weil $51.40 10 Isaac Reeder Building Rental Deposit Refund SIOO.OO 11 It Works Troubleshoot Scanner, Back-ups SI 12.50 12 NAPA Auto Bulbs for Strobe on 1 Ton, Hoise & tow Rope $17.12 ■$31.35 $26.11 $26.11 13 Sam's Club Office Paper & Water $126.74 14 Secure Instant Payments Monthly Billing $13.90 $13.90 $13.90 15 South Fork Hardware Shop Supplies: Nuts, Bolts, Battery $10.28 $10.28 $10.28 $10.28 16 Todd Rasmussen New City Official Training $161.52 17 Veiizion Wireless Montly Billing $34.78 $34.78 $34.78 18 Xerox Corporation Monthly Service for Copier $17.91 19 Youn Suk Ma Utility Deposit Refund $17.85 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 r ! Page i SubTotals $955.28 $106.69 $181.41 $32.94 $424.05 $314.78 $2,015.15; t Page 1 Total Amount to be|^ _S2,01iJ^5^ River Heights City Financial Summary March 13,2018 Cash Balance Bv Fund 02/27/18 03/13/18 Net Change % of Total General Fund 260,985.98 259,360.03 (1,625.95) 16.94% Capital Projects Fund 49,638.25 49,638.25 - 3.24% Water Fund 380,344.22 382,425.63 2,081.41 24.98% Sewer Fund 837,389.83 839,729.61 2,339.78 54.84% Total Cash Balance 1,528,358.28 1,531,153,52 2,795.24 100.00% %0f %0f Unexpended Budget Time YTD Actual Annual Budget Budget Incurred Incurred Genera! Fund Revenue 598,348.22 767,990.00 169,641.78 77.91% 70.14% Expenditures Administrative 110,240.15 160,120.00 49,879.85 68.85% 70.14% Office 11,883.13 14,975.00 3,091.87 79.35% 70.14% Community Affairs 9,794.90 22,600.00 12,805.10 43.34% 70.14% Planning & Zoning 2,087.31 7,100.00 5,012.69 29.40% 70.14% Public Safety 71,617.25 99,460.00 27,842.75 72.01% 70.14% Roads 55,869.17 104,150.00 48,280.83 53.64% 70.14% Parks & Recreation 40,867.28 80,846.00 39,978.72 50.55% 70.14% Sanitation 96,642.17 144,000.00 47,357.83 67.11% 70.14% Transfer To CP Fund - 100,000.00 100,000.00 Total Expenditures 399,001.36 733,251.00 334,249.64 54.42% 70.14% Net Revenue Over Expenditures 199,346.86 34,739.00 (164,607.86) Capital Projects Fund Revenue 371.38 50.00 (321.38) 70.14% Transfer From General Fund 375,000.00 375,000.00 Expenditures Administrative 4,900.00 35,000.00 30,100.00 70.14% Parks & Recreation 114.90 - (114.90) 70.14% Roads 68,034.36 420,000.00 351,965.64 70.14% Electricty - 4,162.74 4,162.74 70.14% Total Expenditures 73,049.26 459,162.74 386,113.48 70.14% Net Revenue Over Expenditures (72,677.88) (84,112.74) (11,434.86) Water Fund Revenue 315,937.88 332,480.00 16,542.12 95.02% 70.14% Expenditures 184,813.36 241,305.00 56,491.64 76.59% 70.14% Net Revenue Over Expenditures 131,124.52 91,175.00 (39,949.52) Sewer Fund Revenue 230,107.64 231,300.00 1,192.36 99.48% 70.14% Expenditures 189,117.99 259,411.00 70,293.01 72.90% 70.14% Net Revenue Over Expenditures 40,989.65 (28,111.00) (69,100.65)  Cache County Year End Building Report - 2017 River Heights 2017 2016 2015 Structure Numbers Valuation Fees Numbers Valuation Fees Numbers Valuation Fees Agricultural 1,440 41.60 0 0 Cabin 0 0 .G^piower Zq 111 - Com. Tenant Finish 0 ^e.4l2;609,815 Commercial Addition 0 f.f. -^.,-..1 I- ,. - .• I,... ■i1-".-.~: i..7i -.'J ... .i . 'L islligeiiEiB;--"- UV.'i'.'.ij i'kji Commercial Remodel 2,820,000 10,068.80 lS0Sul75g liiss Demolition ' ic::;: jiZ}. ■■■i'-. v.,.'V.i--.^ ;!-;A Electrical 40.40 5 200.00 440.00 200 mmssmo Fence sase 40 ^^M:31,456 ftM,25520, Home Remodel 65,496 983.20 274.40 20,160 414 SiSSS;E:sisif IsiESIviS SSS3 Miscellaneous 20,661 412.80 16.916 409.60 9,000 166 SlSSJo Is Pool House 0 SSSill® Essa I' i Shed/Storage 2 38,720 544.80 175,862 1,400 ligfiEsEisSai Single Dwelling 19 4,060,133 29,544.80 3,408,750 26,994.40 2,544,361 20.258 : 4VA,i-y-.f, lSHiS53dl iSisggsa I;325 SJIllM Sports Court 0 Townhouse Total 52 4,508,126 35,401.60 52 6,490,770 41,195.20 39 17,209,764 71,858 River Heights City Facebook Page 1. Why social media? Because it connects communities. Like Apple Days/we go to enjoy each other's company, have fun, and meet new people. Social media accomplishes same goal. 2. River Heights needs to be telling "our story". 3. If you want to know what is going on, people check social media sites to learn more details. 4. Examples of what can be on River Heights City Facebook Page: a. City Rec leagues, scheduling, teams. b. Recommendations for restaurants,fun activities, places to visit c. Spread awareness (Service projects like Eagle Scouts or Girl Scout Cookies) d. Police and Fire Department suggestions or recommendations about safety e. Public Health Insights f. Public Safety g. Home care and tips h. Children safety tips i. Weather announcements j. Garbage/Waste days k. Holidays I. School events (Elementary, Junior High, and High School events) m."Where have you been?" posts and pictures, a way to bring community together n. We can recommend places to eat, different activities, and other events in Providence and Logan.  Ordinance 1-2018 AN ORDINANCE TO ADOPT CHANGES TO THE CITY CODE OF RIVER HEIGHTS CITY, UTAH The River Heights City Planning Commission held a duly noticed public hearing on Thursday, March 1, 2018, after \A/hich, the River Heights City Council adopted the following changes to the River Heights City Code. 6-1-2: OFF HIGHWAY VEHICLES Replace entire section with ... "'River Heights follows the Utah Off-Highwav Vehicle Laws and Rules (These laws and rules are available on the State's website.)" Delete sections 6-1-3 through 6-1-6. 10-2-1: DEFINITIONS Structure: A combination of materials that form a construction constructed for occupancy, use or ornamentation, whether installed on, above or below the surface of a parcel of land. 10-13-9: PROHIBITED ACCESSORY STRUCTURE: EXCEPTION Roll off or shipping containers, semi-trailers, box cars or similar structures shall not be installed or maintained on residential properties. These accessory structures are allowed for construction purposes only, placed on building lot(not in.roadway)for no longer than six f6) months during construction. or on (bump other sections in 10-13 down) 11-6-3: STREETS AND STREET IMPROVEMENTS Replace Section W with: W. Sea! Coats: The developer shall oav River Heights Citv the cost to apolv the seal coat on all paved roads in the subdivision. The seal coat cost shall be equal to the square footage of road surfaces In the subdivision multiplied bv the cost per scuare foot for the type of seal coat to be used. The per square foot unit cost shall be disclosed on the fee schedule held in the Citv Office. The type of seal coat to be used fhieh-densitv mineral bond, chip seal, slurry seal, etc.) shall be determined bv "best practice" for the type of street as determined bv the Public Works Director and Citv Engineer. The seal coat cost, as paid to the citv bv the developer, shall be used bv the citv to pay for and install the initial seal coating for the subdivision within five (5) years of the  completion of the subdivision. If not completed within five (5) years, and at the developer's request, anv un-used seal coat funds shall be returned to the developer. CORNER LOTS: When the rear yard of a corner lot is adjacent to the front yard of a neighboring lot, a 6 foot(6')fence is allowed in the part of the corner lot's rear and side yard that is adjacent to the neighboring lofs front- yard setback area. All fences on corner lots shall comply with 10-13-14; Clear View of Intersecting Streets. Itun-90% mommt(nm imimmimmwm/m Slrobl(PubCc/pflvate) The fence must be at least ninety (90) percent transparent and maintained as such. Suggested material for fencing is ornamental wrought iron. No chain link fence allowed. The City will evaluate the proposed fence material and determine if the proposed material is satisfactory and complies with the Intent of the provisions of this code, with regard to effectiveness and safety. Adopted this IS^'' day of March 2018. Todd A. Rasmussen, Mayor Attest: Sheila Lind, Recorder