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City Council Meeting Minutes August 20, 2013 Page 17 of 23 NAPA building is held back until the stabilization is complete. The property cannot be conveyed until it is Iandmarked, which is consistent with the Ballot Issue. Council member Jasiak thanked Mr. Caranci and Mr. Hartronft for their work. She explained she was one of the first girls to graduate from J.K. Mullin High School and it was J.K. Mullin who built the grain elevator. Mayor Muckle requested public comment and hearing none, closed the public hearing. Council member Sackett expressed his pleasure that so much progress has been made. He requested the term inhabitable be struck. Mr. Hartronft explained the reason it cannot be made habitable is the difference between their proposal and the Old Town Group proposal, approximately one million dollars of public funding. Their goal is to get it as close as possible. Mayor Muckle explained the grain elevator will be habitable in terms of being clean, safe and weather tight. City Attorney Light reviewed the revisions to Resolution No. 44, Series 2013 which include a new section five, and the authority for the Mayor and City Manager to execute the agreement and to negotiate and approve revisions as they determine to be necessary for the protection of the City, so long as the essential terms and conditions are not altered. Revisions to the Agreement include adding to the end of Section 9.20.2.2: "only for grading and turf, gravel or other ground surface treatments needed to provide property drainage of the site." Added to the end of Section 9.20.2.3: "if permitted under Ballot Issue 2A approving the Historic Preservation Tax." MOTION: Council member Loo moved to approve Resolution No. 42, Series 2013, as amended, seconded by Council member Jasiak. Roll call vote was taken. The motion carried by a vote of 6 -0. Absent: Council member Yarnell. RESOLUTION No. 3, SERIES 2013 — A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING THE LOUISVILLE GRAIN ELEVATOR LOCATED AT 540 COUNTY ROAD A HISTORIC LANDMARK - PUBLIC HEARING Mayor Muckle requested a staff presentation. Planner I Robinson explained the application to landmark the Louisville Grain Elevator is back before the City Council for the fifth time. If Council approves the agreement with Louisville Mill Site LLC, staff recommended landmarking the grain elevator structure now. Landmarking is a precondition to any transfer of the property and the proposal with Louisville Mill Site LLC calls for a conservation easement on the proposed Lot 2 of the property to protect views of the grain elevator. Another option for the City Council would