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City Council Meeting Minutes May 15, 2007 Page 11 of 13 MUNICIPAL CODE REGARDING ROOF DESIGN CRITERIA FOR SUCH DISTRIC,. _1st reading - public hearing Mayor Sisk requested a City Attorney introduction. City Attorney Light read Ordinance No. 1519, Series 2007. MOTION: Mayor Sisk moved to approve Ordinance No. 1519, Series 2007 on first reading, and continue the! public hearing to June 5, 2007, seconded by Council member Clabots. All in favor. Mayor Sisk recognized Daily Camera reporter Eric Schmidt for this fair and impartial reporting. Mr. Schmidt is leaving his position at the Daily Camera. Mr. Schmidt thanked the Mayor and Council for their recognition and his appreciation for their responsiveness and openness during his tenure. WATER~ COUNSEL LEGAL REPORT City Water Attorney Alan Hill updated Council on the City's pending water matters. The City was a party in litigation involving the City of Boulder, FRICO and COOT and resolved its cllaims through an IGA in mid-January 2007. The City is presently a party in eleven pending water cases. One involves the Eldora Ski Area. The City has one pending water court application for decreed conditional exchanges from the wastewater treatment plant to the golf course. One application filed to incorporate FRICO and SBCC shares acquired by the City since the last transfer of Marshall and SBCC was completed in 1995. The City continues to obtain water from Colorado-Big Thompson ("C-BT") and Windy Gap "firming project". Mr. Hill is working with the City Attorney and City Staff on the conveyance and title issues for the water rights decreed to the Hecla Reservoir. Council member Muckle inquired about the water used in Eldorado Water at their bottling facility in Louisville. Mr. Hill explained the water is trucked in from Eldorado to the Louisville bottling plant. APROVAL OF INTERGOVIERNMENTAL AGREEMENT AMENDMENT WITH URBAN DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CONTROL Council member Muckle aske~d what benefit the City of Louisville would receive from the agreement amendment. Public Works Director Phare explained the City will receive a 1 O-year drainagle facility starting from the intersection of Dillon and 96th Street to the railroad track and further to the west side of CTC Filing No.2.