Minutes - 2013 - Planning & Zoning - 09/03/2013 - Special THE CITY OF EAGLE
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
September 3, 2013
Special Meeting Minutes
1. CALL TO ORDER: Meeting called to order at 6:07p.m.
2. ROLL CALL: Present: SMITH, VILLEGAS, ROEHLING. Absent: AIZPITARTE. A
quorum is present.
3. CONSENT AGENDA:
♦ Consent Agenda items are considered to be routine and are acted on with one motion. There
will be no separate discussion on these items unless the Chairman, a Commissioner, member
of City Staff, or a citizen requests an item to be removed from the Consent Agenda for
discussion. Items removed from the Consent Agenda will be placed on the Regular Agenda
in a sequence determined by the Rules of Order.
♦ Any item on the Consent Agenda that contains written recommendations from the City of
Eagle shall be adopted as part of the Planning & Zoning Commission's Consent Agenda
approval motion unless specifically stated otherwise.
A. Minutes of August 5,2013.
B. Minutes of August 19,2013.
Smith moves to approve the consent agenda minutes of August 5, 2013 as presented.
Seconded by Villegas. ALL AYE...MOTION CARRIES.
Smith moves to approve the minutes of August 19, 2013. Seconded by Villegas. ALL
AYE...MOTION CARRIES.
4. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: NONE
5. PUBLIC HEARINGS:
A. RZ-02-13 —Rezone From A (Agricultural) to R-3 DA (Residential - up to 3 units per acre with a
Development Agreement) - Schneider Custom Homes, Inc.: Schneider Custom Homes, Inc.,
represented by Phil Hull with the Land Group, is requesting approval of a rezone from A (Agricultural—
up to one (1) unit per twenty (20) acres) to R-3-DA (Residential — up to three (3) units per acre with a
development agreement). The approximately 1.19-acre site is located on the north side of East Floating
Feather Road approximately 1,280-feet east of the intersection of North Eagle Road and East Floating
Feather Road at 470 East Floating Feather Road. (WEV)
Commissioner Roehling introduces the item.
Tamara Thomson 462 E. Shore Dr. Eagle, Idaho with The Land Group representing Schneider Custom
Homes Inc. Ms. Thomson reviews the application in which they are requesting a rezone from
agricultural to R-2. The request is consistent with the Eagle Comprehensive Plan and is comparable with
surrounding properties.
City Planner II, Mike Williams reviews the staff report and stands for questions. Clarification is
provided that the applicant had originally indicated a desire for R-3 zoning, but have since reduced their
request to a R-2 zone.
Commissioner Roehling opens the public hearing.
Frank Ramella 565 E. Whitney Ct. Eagle, Idaho. Mr. Ramella is in favor of this application and would
like to see single family homes rather than a commercial use.
John Tebeau 392 E. Knoll Ct. Eagle, Idaho. He is concerned that his view will be obstructed should this
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application be approved and a two story home constructed on the property. Also, Mr. Tebeau states that
he might decide to put a pool on his property and he is concerned with maintaining his privacy should the
development move forward. If children will be utilizing the applicant's property there may be a need a
speed bump or stop sign. He would like the city to install additional trees and screening along the
greenbelt so that if he installs a swimming pool that his privacy would be protected. He will not pay for
those trees to be installed.
Tamara Thomson provides rebuttal. She believes the Mr. Tebeau's property is on the south side of
Floating Feather therefore it would have a 96'right of way and a 30' front yard separation from any home
that may be placed on the north side of Floating Feather. The trees on the south side of the road are
considerably taller than the homes. It appears that the trees are currently blocking view and there is over
130 feet from the right-of-way on the south side of the road. They will fully comply with any height
restrictions on the R-2 zone. Until the zoning is approved the applicant did not proceed with selecting
building types, so she cannot speak to single or multiple story structures at this time.
Discussion between the Commission and Ms. Thomson.
Richard Basil, 1273 N. Basil Place Eagle, Idaho. He lives in Brookwood subdivision and is speaking on
behalf of several homeowners. Will CC&R's be written up for this? They would like CC&R's to be
written up so that the land will be maintained to a certain standard. How will the slope be maintained
and erosion addressed?
Tamara Thomson, rebuts and states that current city code regarding design and landscaping will be
complied with. Until the rezone is approved the applicant chose not to move forward with selecting
custom design builders. As far as erosion, all drainage will be retained onsite, and a planting plan will be
drawn up an approved by the City.
Discussion between Commission and Staff regarding process.
Commissioner Roehling closes the public hearing.
Discussion amongst the Commission. Villegas discusses CC&R's, and the rights of a land owner to
develop their property. Smith is pleased to see the property being developed as it has been sitting idle for
quite some time. Roehling notes that there is another opportunity to address this application regarding
concerns verbalized during testimony at the Council level as this moves forward in the process.
Smith moves to recommend approval RZ-02-13 — Rezone from A (Agricultural) to R-3 DA
(Residential - up to 3 units per acre with a Development Agreement) - Schneider Custom Homes,
Inc. with the staff specific and standard conditions of approval for an R-2 zone. Seconded by
Villegas. ALL AYE...MOTION CARRIES.
B. PP-07-13 - Collina Bello Subdivision -Providence Properties, LLC.: Providence Properties, LLC,
represented by Kevin McCarthy with KM Engineering, is requesting preliminary plat approval for
Collina Bello Subdivision, a 14-lot (11-buildable and 3-common) subdivision. The 9.6-acre site is
located on the north side of West Floating Feather Road approximately 350-feet west of North Moon
Bello Way on Lot 20, Block 2, Corrente Bello Subdivision No. 1, at 1400 West Floating Feather Road.
Commissioner Roehling introduces the item.
Kevin McCarthy 9233 W. State Street Boise, Idaho with KM Engineering Properties representing
Providence Properties reviews the application. Mr. McCarthy reviews a power point presentation
(attached to minutes), reviews lot numbers, size, buffering and common lots. For all intensive purposes
this will be an extension of Corrente Bello Subdivision, they have proposed to be part of the Corrente
Bello HOA, including connecting to their pressurized irrigation system and to pay associated dues. They
agree with the conditions in the staff report.
Discussion between Commission and Mr. McCarthy.
City Planner II, Mike Williams reviews the staff report and makes himself available for questions.
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Roehling opens the public hearing.
Doran Dalke1304 N. Corresto Bello Way Eagle, Idaho. He speaks on behalf of some of the homeowners,
but not all. The homeowners agree that the incorporation into the existing HOA is a good idea. There is
a concern is irrigation rights, and making sure that they are sufficient. The proposed lot size is a bit small
especially if they want to be consistent with the architecture and design of Corrente Bello. They would
like some height restrictions to preserve views of the existing homes on the east and west boundaries of
the property. Buffering is also a concern that new residences will be constructed too closely existing
wrought iron fencing. The homeowners would prefer a cul-de-sac vs. the proposed hammerhead design.
They are in favor of the temporary entrance.
Jennifer Forbes, 1343 N. Colleno Bello Way. Ms. Forbes states that her property will be significantly
impacted by this application. Her property abuts proposed lot 14, she would like likes 13 and 14 adjusted
slightly to the west, so there is more green space. She had spoken to the developer about this and he
indicated that he would speak to their engineer.
Paul Werner 928 W. Oceana Bello Eagle, Idaho. He is providing testimony for his neighbor Terry Olson
who is home ill. Mr. Olson was on the Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council for Bellvue
Washington. Mr. Olson is concerned with the street and the lot size. In Title 9, Land Subdivisions cul-
de-sac, a street connected to another street on one end only and provided with at turn around space at its
terminus, Mr. Oslon says the street is the cul-de-sac and the proposed street with Collino Bello is an
extension of that cul-de-sac. The staff report said blocks less than 500' none, Mr. Olson contends that
this is a 900' cul-de-sac. The staff report is inconsistent with the City Code. Discussion. The applicant
should be told to revise their plan to address these inconsistencies. The hammerhead is not an adequate
and is not in favor of the design. Mr. Olson indicates that the number of lots should be 20 lots not 13
lots, you must consider the 9 in Corrento Bello 1 on Colline Bello, plus the 11 that are being proposed.
This is of concern because of the provision that states that you can have a longer cul-de-sac if you have
13 lots, but since this is 20 lots he believes that this needs to be re-designed. In Corrento Bello the
average lot size is 18, 318 sq. ft. lots in Collina Bello the average of the 10 lots is 11, 930 sq. ft. lots the
average on Collina Bello is 17, 000—the proposal is to have roughly 12, 000 sq. ft. lots. The average lot
size is too small and it should be revised to make it more consistent with existing lot size.
Bill Wilson 1406 N. Corresto Bello. His property is on the west side of the proposed development. Mr.
Wilson questions the set back from the existing walking path, he questions how close the homes will be
built. What type of slope will result? He is concerned with the capacity of the current irrigation system
to address the needs of the newly proposed incorporation of these additional lots. Mr. Wilson would like
a study done prior to action.
Brett Ekart 1380 Forresto Bello Eagle, Idaho. He is neighbors with Mr. Wilson. He is concerned with
the preservation of property values. The allowance of lots size averages of 11,000 square feet into a
subdivision that averages 18, 000 there will be a negative impact. The number of houses allowed should
be revisited, and the street configuration should be cleaned up.
Planner Williams, City Attorney Cherese McClain and the Commission discuss the measurement of the
cul-de-sac, hammerhead street names and applicable city code. Both Ada County Highway District and
Eagle Fire Department have reviewed and approved the hammerhead design.
Discussion regarding City Code and Hammerhead and design options.
Michele Kosmoe 1387 N. Colline Bello Way Eagle, Idaho. Reads a comment from the staff report
attachments. Quotes from an attachment to the staff report citing Page 44 of the Staff Report— Section
D, paragraph 3.
Kathy Dalke 1304 Corresto Bello Way Eagle, Idaho. Ms. Dalke discusses the 13 lots and how the
calculation was arrived at. The question is where does the cul-de-sac length begin? The code states there
can be no more that 13 lots on a cul-de-sac.
Cheryl Bloom, 2153 N. Holly Brook Place Eagle, Idaho. She is a stockholder in Farmers Union Ditch,
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and so she is concerned with the irrigation rights that go with the land and how that will be addressed.
Bob Brock 1581 Corresto Bello Way Eagle, Idaho. Corrento Bello owns about 25 shares of water. At
the beginning of the season he inquired with Farmers Union if they would have sufficient water for their
subdivision. They are one of the few subdivisions that will be able to continue to water through the end
of the season. He is on the Board of Directors with Corrento Bello, and is confident that they could
accommodate an additional 11 homes. He is not testifying on behalf of the Board merely relaying
information he possesses regarding irrigation.
Blake Mase 1400 W. Floating Feather Rd. Eagle, Idaho. He is the property owner. Was once the owner
of Corrento Bello and is looking forward to developing this parcel.
Kristi Shelhet 1682 Stagno Bello Eagle, Idaho. The size of lots in the subdivision speak to the value of
the subdivision. This will potentially devalue existing home values. If the density was reduced to an R-2
it would address a lot of the cul-de-sac issues and be more in line with original development of the
surrounding properties.
City Planner, Williams provides clarification on cul-de-sacs. 9-1-6 defines a cul-de-sac. Discussion.
Kevin McCarthy, representing Providence Properties, rebuts testimony. The Developer has spoken with
the irrigation and they believe that there is adequate water right to accommodate the proposed number of
homes. They are aware of the requirements that Ada County Highway District has applied to the
hammerhead design. The preferred design is the hammerhead design is to avoid the trapezoidal lot
design as per the developer's desire. They are looking at addressing the shift of lots 13 and 14. Rear set
backs will be 25' from property line, there will be some grading done but until the lot is purchased and
the home style selected they cannot address the one gentleman's concern in much more detail. The
developer is not if favor of limiting the height of certain homes. They would prefer to meet and negotiate
with the HOA' to address the issue should they eventually agree to incorporate this development into
Corrento Bello.
Discussion for clarification between Mr. McCarthy and Commission.
Roehling closes the public hearing.
Discussion amongst the Commission. Villegas expresses his concern with the CC&R issue being
unresolved at this point. It may be premature to move forward without even a special meeting being
scheduled at this point to vote on the incorporation into the existing HOA. Smith comments on the
complexity of the privacy issue and how to address it.
City Attorney, McClain addresses code requirements for variances. A developer cannot create his own
hardship based on the design he has chosen.
Roehling has concerns with the design of the hammerhead vs. the cul-de-sac even with the understanding
that they must comply with ACHD requirements. He also has concerns with the outstanding HOA issue.
General discussion.
Villegas moves to recommend PP-07-13 - Collina Bello Subdivision - Providence Properties, LLC.
for approval with the site specific and standard conditions of approval. Seconded by Smith.
Discussion. TWO AYE...ONE NAY (Roehling) MOTION CARRIES.
Roehling states he voted nay because he does not have a design that meets ACHD requirements and
without that, he is uncomfortable moving forward.
5 —minutes recess
C. PP-08-13 -Lockey Subdivision - Somerset Farms,Inc.: Somerset Farms, Inc., represented by Chris
Todd with T-O Engineers, Inc., is requesting preliminary plat approval for Lockey Subdivision, a 40-lot
(33-buildable and 7-common) subdivision. The 20.37-acre site is located on the south side of West
Beacon Light Road approximately 630-feet east of North Park Lane at 3633 West Beacon Light Road.
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Commissioner Roehling introduces the item.
Chris Todd with Toothman-Orton Engineers 3047 E. Shadow Wolf Drive Eagle, Idaho, is representing
Somerset Farms, Inc. Mr. Todd reviews the application, including lot layout, site amenities, common
areas and landscape design. Items 4 and 9 of the site specific conditions of approval are those with the
applicant would like to address. They would like to record this in two phases rather than four phases.
Additionally,they would like language revised regarding the bike lane adjacent to Beacon Light will be
submitted to ACHD and their comments incorporated before the final plat.
City Planner II, Mike Williams, this application previously came through with an annexation and rezone
along with a preliminary plat. That original preliminary plat has expired, but the development agreement
that was originally associated with the annexation and rezone remained and was executed in May of this
year. This is now coming forward to resurrect the subdivision, and bring it into accordance with the
development agreement. Williams reviews the phasing requirement and what the applicant has presented
today for consideration, and the bike lane condition in site specific condition 9. Discussion regarding
bike lane construction, Ada County Highway District criteria and phasing.
Roehling opens the public hearing.
Wendy Ellison 3664 W. Tabasco Trail Lane Eagle, Idaho. Her property line touches the developments
south boundary. She has worked with the developers and they have been good to work with. They are
concerned that they have access to water and sewer stub at the south end of the property. Initially the lot
size was a concern, but now understands that with the development agreement is in place there is really
no changing that. The developers have been really good about working with the neighbors. They would
still like to have one acre lots. There is some concern with the access to irrigation water.
Patricia Minkiewicz, 3047 W. Deerfield Court Eagle, Idaho. She asks if the lot size is dictated by access
to water and sewer being cost prohibitive. Ms. Minkiewicz asks if the property is already annexed into
the city limits. She says the city limits map on the City's website does not show the property as being
annexed, and wonders what the applicant believes. If it wasn't annexed why wasn't' this noticed as an
annexation for the public hearing. Ms. Minkiewicz asks for phasing on street construction and stub
streets. She would like clarification on a number of items. There was an ACHD meeting at which
Beacon Light was discussed, over 100 people testified to not widen Beacon Light Road. Ms. Minkiewicz
states that the Ada County Commissioners voted to not widen Beacon Light Road and it was remanded
back to staff. She has received an e-mail from Jeff Lowe with Ada County Highway District and there
will soon be public meetings about this matter. She does not feel that the bike lane should be required if
Beacon Light will not be widened. There is also traffic safety concern with Beacon Light being the only
access point.
Cheryl Bloom, 2153 N. Holly Brook Place Eagle, Idaho. She is representing 10 homeowners and their
irrigation rights. They do not have a formal Homeowners Association, as they chose not to have one.
She is wants to know if this property has been annexed; the map on the city's website does not reflect
that it has been addressed. She owns 5 acres and has issue with '/2 acre parcels if they have indeed been
previously approved. The surrounding property values will decline if'/2 acre parcels are approved. Ms.
Bloom has a farm and is concerned with the continued availability of irrigation water. How is the water
in the proposed pond going to filled? How will they address mosquitos and the potential for West Nile?
She also attended the ACHD meetings about Beacon Light. Requiring the developer to install a bike lane
is ridiculous, perhaps preserving the easement may be appropriate.
Todd Talley, 3555 Beacon Light Road Eagle, Idaho. Mr. Talley is also surprised that the property has
been annexed and the density has been approved. He agrees with previous testimony that utilizing
Beacon Light Road as the sole source of access seems high. The lower density is out of character for the
surrounding areas. The stub street location is of concern. The availability of water is of concern.
Chris Todd provides rebuttal. Mr. Todd begins to explain the annexation process; City Planner Williams
states that he would prefer that staff address this matter. Mr. Todd states there is sufficient water,they
have been in meetings with the City Engineer to make sure that there is not negative impact to the
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neighbors and will hopefully improve delivery. There is an agreement in place to stub water and sewer
for Wendy's property. There will not be any wells on this property;there will be City services provided.
ACHD has asked for 48' from centerline of dedicated right-of-way, they have not problem with that
dedication but would rather not construct the bike lane as indicated in the staff report.
John Carpenter an engineer with T-O Engineering 332 N. Broadmore Boise, Idaho. Mr. Carpenter states
that the pond will have a liner. Discussion.
Planner Williams clarifies the annexation and rezone status. The City Council approved the annex and
rezone in 2007,the ordinance has not published yet as the City was waiting for the execution of the
development agreement that was done in May of this year. Ordinance 704 will come before the City
Council at their meeting next week for action it is an administrative action at this point since the original
action was taken in 2007. There is no expiration on the approval of an annexation and rezone application
once it is approved. The City was sued by 17 property owners about the zoning of this property and the
City prevailed in the case. United Water Company and Eagle Sewer District provides service to this
property neither of which are owned or managed by the City of Eagle.
Roehling closes the public hearing.
Discussion amongst the Commission
Smith moves to recommend for approval PP-08-13 - Lockey Subdivision- Somerset Farms,Inc.
with the following changes to site specific condition#4: That the word "three" be struck to"or"—
you mentioned some time ago Mike that you just had to identify phases, but then you proposed some
language at the time and I can't remember what it was.Roehling: The proposed wording for#4 would
be: Provide a revised preliminary plat identifying the phasing lines and timing for each phase of
the development. Smith: And then the recommendation also is to strike site specific condition #9.
Seconded by Villegas. ALL AYE...MOTION CARRIES.
D. A-02-13/RZ-03-13 & PP-03-13 -Annexation And Rezone From RUT To R-3-DA& Preliminary
Plat For Creek Water Subdivision - John Wood: John Wood represented by Greg Hall with Hall
Capital, LLC, is requesting an annexation and rezone from RUT (Rural-Urban Transition —Ada County
designation) to R-3-DA (Residential — up to three (3) units per acre with a development agreement) and
preliminary plat approval for Creek Water Subdivision a 36-lot (30-buildable, 6-common) residential
subdivision.
Commissioner Roehling introduces the item.
Greg Hall 1230 N. Seven Oaks Eagle Idaho, representing John Wood. Mr. Hall reviews the application.
They are in agreement with the site specific and standard conditions of approval. Discussion regarding
existing trees, pond locations and site design.
City Planner II, Mike Williams reviews the history of the land applications.
Roehling opens the public hearing.
Chuck Roscoe 1400 N. Razza Way Eagle, Idaho. Mr. Roscoe asks if there was a neighborhood meeting.
Mr. Roscoe asks about access.
Greg Hall rebuts testimony and states that they will stub services to the existing home.
Roehling closes the public hearing.
Discussion amongst the Commission. There is concern with the increase in traffic.
Smith moves to recommend for approval A-02-13/RZ-03-13 & PP-03-13 - Annexation And Rezone
From RUT To R-3-DA & Preliminary Plat For Creek Water Subdivision with the following
additions. Roehling "Mike I do want your wording that we can read into the record here because it will
be for staff recommendation for annexation and rezone, we will be adding item 3.10" Williams: "The
existing home (3395 W. Floating Feather) may continue to use the existing well and septic, however
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the applicant shall provide a stub out for public water and sewer service to the existing home prior
to the issuance of any building permits for this subdivision." Smith accepts the language as
provided by Planner Williams. Seconded by Villegas. ALL AYE...MOTION CARRIES.
6. NEW BUSINESS:
A. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for RZ-02-13—Rezone From A(Agricultural) to R-3
DA(Residential- up to 3 units per acre with a Development Agreement) - Schneider Custom
Homes,Inc.: Schneider Custom Homes, Inc., represented by Phil Hull with the Land Group, is
requesting approval of a rezone from A(Agricultural—up to one (1)unit per twenty(20) acres)to R-3-
DA(Residential—up to three(3) units per acre with a development agreement). The approximately 1.19-
acre site is located on the north side of East Floating Feather Road approximately 1,280-feet east of the
intersection of North Eagle Road and East Floating Feather Road at 470 East Floating Feather Road.
(WEV)
Commissioner Roehling introduces the item.
Staff will correct the vote and insert the public testimony prior to the Chairman signing the findings.
Smith moves to continue this item to the September 16,2013 meeting. Seconded by Villegas. ALL
AYE...MOTION CARRIES.
7. REPORTS:
A. Commission:
B. City Attorney
C. Staff
8. ADJOURNMENT:
Hearing no further business, the Commission meeting adjourned at 11: 05p.m.
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PUBLIC HEARING SIGN-UP SHEET
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SUBJECT: RZ-02-13 — Rezone From A (Agricultural) to R-3 DA (Residential - up to 3
units per acre with a Development Agreement)- Schneider Custom Homes,
Inc.:. A-02-13/RZ-03-13 & PP -03-13 - Annexation And Rezone From RUT
To R -3 -DA & Preliminary Plat For Creek Water Subdivision- John Wood:
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Collins Bello Subdivision
• Collins Bello Subdivision is located within
Corrente Bello Subdivision off of Floating Feather
Road
• 14 lot subdivision with 11 buildable lots and 3
common lots on 9.6 acres
• 11 buildable lots will include 10 new residential
lots and a 4.5 -acre lot for the existing residence
• The 18% open space will be used for pedestrian
pathways, pathway connectivity with Corrente
Bello Subdivision, landscaping and storm drain
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• Points of Interest
— The original developers of Corrente Bello intended
for this parcel to be further developed
• Arranged for stub street to the parcel with signs
indicating the street would be extended in the future
• Included statement in Corrente Bello CC&Rs regarding
future development
Section 2. Lot 20. BhIck 2. Lot 20, Block 2. as shown on the Corrente Bello Subdivision
No. 1 final plat, is an existing residence not subject to this Declaration. The owner of Lot 20, Block 2
shall not be a member in the Association. In the event the owner of Lot 20, Block 2, attempts to further
subdivide this Lot, neither the Association nor the Owners shall have the right to object to such further
subdivision.
Collina Bello Subdivision
• Coordination with Corrente Bello
— Conducted a neighborhood meeting and, as a result of
that meeting, the owner has met with the Corrente
Bello HOA and proposed to be a part of their HOA
— If the proposal is accepted, this project will follow
Corrente Bello architectural guidelines, connect to
their pressurized irrigation system, and pay associated
dues
— This project wishes to be an extension of Corrente
Bello Subdivision and be a part of that community
Collina Bello Subdivision
• Eagle Staff Report
— No concerns with the staff report. We intend to
submit a revise preliminary plat as requested in
the staff report complying with each of the
comments listed.
EAGLE PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
PUBLIC HEARING SIGN-UP SHEET
September 3, 2013
SUBJECT: RZ-02-13 — Rezone From A (A2ricultural) to R-3 DA (Residential - up to 3
units per acre with a Development Agreement)—
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