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City Council Meeting Minutes May 15, 2007 Page 4 of 13 ORDINANCE No. 1518, SERIES 2007 - AN ORDINANCE ZONING AS INDUSTRIAL CERTAIN PROPERTY ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF lOUISVlllE AND KNOWN AS THE HOYLE PROPERTY - 2nd Reading - Public Hearing APPROVAL OF A ZONING AGREEMENT FOR THE HOYLE PROPERTY Mayor Sisk requested a City Attorney introduction. City Attorney Light read Ordinance No. 1456, Series 2004, and Ordinance No. 1518, Series 2007. He explaIned this matter comes before City Council as a public hearing on the propoSE!d zoning for the Hoyle property. Ordinance No. 1456, Series 2004 would zom:l the property as Agricultural subject to a density restriction, and Ordinance No. 1518, Series 2007, is an alternative ordinance which would zone the property as City Industrial. Also included is a Zoning Agreement. The 33.78-acre parcel is on the north side of Dillon Road, approximately midway betwel3n Pierce Avenue and S 104th Street. Mrs. Virginia Hoyle and the Hoyle Family Trust own the property and are represented by Mr. Richard Lopez. A process was initiated for thl3 IGA parties' review of a proposed amendment to the IGA permitting consideration of Industrial zoning. Louisville approved the proposed IGA amendment on December 5, 2006. Lafayette approved the proposed amendment on January 2, 2007; a minor revision to the amendment has been proposed to accommodate Lafayette's resolution. Boulder County approved the proposed amendment on February 20,2007. Broomfield has not approved the amendment and at its May 8,2007, City Council meeting expressed interest in exploring an addition to the amendment and voted to table the approval pending further review. In addition to the zoning ordinance there is the Hoyle Zoning Agreement. City Attorney Light recommended the Council conduct a public hearing. Mayor Sisk opened the public hearing and requested the City Attorneys comments be incorporated into the hearing. He reported on his email to Broomfield's Mayor Stuart. Broomfield requests the Amended IGA include a 10- acre parcel for their Fire District. Mayor Sisk informed Mayor Stuart the two amendments should be considered separately. City Attorney Light reviewed the options available to Council. He recommended against conditional approval of the Hoyle zoning ordinances and suggested continuing the public hearing to the next meeting. Mayor Sisk requested public comment.