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City Council Meeting Minutes April 18, 2006 Page 7 of 16 Council member Muckle agreed it would be difficult to revisit the 2006 budget and the operating expenses for CCTV would have to be a 2007 budget consideration. He also agreed a portion of the PEG fees should go to CCTV. Mayor Pro Tem Brown requested further analysis prior to allocating PEG funds. City Manager Simmons explained the $50,000 technical grant is unrestricted however the PEG fees are restricted by federal law for capital expenses. Council member Sackett voiced his support the CCTV proposal, but he also supported a sound fiscal policy for the City. He favored collaboration with other cities for the financial support of public access television. He stated the City's participation will be based on what it can financially afford. Mayor Sisk suggested at the May 2,2006 City Council meeting, Council further discuss and balance the needs of the government channel and CCTV. With respect to the PEG fees, that would be a discussion item for the 2007 budget. Alan Sobel, 1408 Kennedy Avenue, Louisville, CO addressed the non-resident members on the CCTV Board of Directors, and explained those individuals are not consumers of services, they are providers of services. He stated CCTV would be hard pressed to do without those talented individuals. He noted the signal going to Lafayette, Erie and Superior does not cost the City any money. HOYLE PROPERTY DISCUSSION/DIRECTION - DRAFT HOYLE PROPERTY AMENDMENT TO SOUTHEAST BOULDER, SOUTH 96TH STREET, DILLON ROAD AND US 287 AREA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT ORDINANCE NO. 1456, SERIES 2004 - AN ORDINANCE ZONING PROPERTY KNOW AS THE HOYLE PROPERTY, 2nd reading - public hearing Mayor Sisk requested a Staff presentation. City Attorney Light read Ordinance No. 1456, Series 2004 and addressed two agenda items related to the pending zoning request for the Hoyle Property. The Hoyle property is a 33.78-acre parcel on the north side of Dillon Road, between Pierce Avenue and S. 104th Street, and owned by the Hoyle Family Trust and represented by Attorney Richard Lopez. Ordinance No. 1452, Series 2004, approved on July 20, 2004, annexed the property to the City. The annexation was completed after the Boulder County District Court ruled the property was an enclave entitled to annexation under applicable state law. Upon annexation, the owners filed a request for City