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Minutes 7-11-96 Page 3 Ray O'Grady, said tnat he preferred a more passive site approach, he is concerned about the lack of parking and the anticipated proliferation of ground squirrels, and he is pleased with the redesign based on public input. In response to Lange's inquiry, Sorensen said that there is no parking on Michael Drive on the south side of the park, and most neighborhood parks are walk -to sites. Jeff Thomas said that he is concerned about the potential danger of fire around the bar-be-que pits. Sorensen said that in areas adjacent to the bar-be-que pits, mulch could be placed to prevent plant growth. In response to his desire to plant vines on wrought iron fencing to facilitate privacy for adjoining homeowners, Sorensen said that staff could investigate the possibility. Ron Lombard identified petty vandalism affecting some adjoining property owners. Jacobsen said that it is hoped that site development will lessen the problem. As there was no one else wishing to address the Board, Jacobsen closed the public hearing. it was moved by Lange, seconded by Holt, and carried unanimously, 3-0, to approve the Master Plan for the southeast corner of Michael Drive and Borchard Road. In response to Lange's inquiry, Sorensen said that staff will be present at the July 23 City Council meeting. Jacobsen said that he is pleased to see the rapid progress of the site's development and the City's involvement and support. He thanked all for their interest. B. Public Hearing - Fiscal Year 1996-1997 Budget Jacobsen declared the public hearing open and explained that the public hearing will continue until August 8. He referenced the submitted budget material. As no one was in attendance who wished to address the Board, the public hearing was continued to the next meeting.