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Davidson closed the public hearing and called for Council comments and questions. Mayer asked Tom Phare, Public Works Director, whether the frontage of Dillon Road as it abuts these properties has been annexed. Light replied that there is a separate parcel within the Trillium Property, which is not incorporated. Mayer questioned whether the City has actually annexed the roads of these properties. Light replied that he was unsure whether the portion of Dillon Road in front of the unincorporated area was annexed. Mayer stated that this brings up the question of who is responsible for Dillon Road. Bill Simmons, City Administrator, stated that this would be referred to in the Dillon Road Agreement, which was done in 1983 when the properties were annexed and the properties agreed to improve Dillon Road. Mayer questioned whether Dillon Road is actually within the City of Louisville. Simmons replied that portions of it are, however, he was unable to identify which portions are. Mayer stated that the question of who pays to expand the road might be whoever owns the road. He requested clarification on that question before the Intergovernmental Agreement is finalized. Sisk requested clarification that the Northwest Parkway would bisect the property. Light replied, yes. Sisk stated that he did not believe, however, that the Northwest Parkway alignment was firmly established. Light replied that Sisk was correct. He explained that under the Northwest Parkway Agreement, it has been firmly established as a three hundred-foot right-of-way, however, it can shift fifty feet in either direction. Sisk expressed concern that the City of Louisville is going to be acquiring fee-simple rights to the property that will ultimately be used by the Northwest Parkway. Light replied that Boulder County would accept from the conveyances to the City the Northwest Parkway right-of-way within the assumed corridor of three hundred feet. He 6