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Louisville City Council Meeting November 6, 2002 Page 5 Davidson called for City Attorney introduction. City Attorney Light read Ordinance No. 1403, Series 2002. Davidson called for Staff presentation. Planning Director Paul Wood reviewed the background of Christopher Village Fourth Filing, which was built in 1984. He noted that, the building was constructed over a platted utility easement. The building was granted a Certificate of Occupancy and a 10- foot easement was separately recorded on the property to the east, which created a no- build area to meet building code separation requirements. The easement itself has never been vacated and the property is under new ownership. The new owners have initiated a request to vacate the easement to eliminate the encroachment and clear the title to the property in the event it would become an issue in the future for a financing entity or future purchaser of the property. Davidson opened the public hearing and asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak for or against Ordinance No. 1403, Series 2002. Hearing none, Davidson closed the public hearing. MOTION: Sisk moved that Ordinance No. 1403, Series 2002 be approved, seconded by Brown. Roll call vote was taken. The motion passed by a vote of 6-0. Mayer absent. APPROVAL OF REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL FOR MUNICIPAL TRASH AND RECYCLABLES COLLECTION Deputy City Manager Julie Boyd explained that City Council has reviewed the RFP for unified trash and recyclables collection for the City of Louisville. She noted that the deadline for receipt of the proposals is December 31, 2002. Boyd explained that Town & Country Disposal notified Old Town residential customers that they would no longer provide collection from alleys. Council was presented a copy of the Town & Country Disposal letter. She stated that the RFP requires contractors to address how their will handle alley collections, but does not specify a method for doing that, or prohibit contractors from using alleys. Boyd reviewed the revisions to the Municipal Trash and Recyclables Collection RFP. COUNCIL COMMENTS Sisk asked Boyd to address the section of the RFP that pertains to the insurance coverage. Boyd stated that, although it was included at one time, it was omitted and would be added back into the RFP. Sisk suggested the insurance be a high blanket policy with significant coverage.