City Council Study Session Agenda and Packet 2014 03 10 JT

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L6 Boufdnr Couniv C1ark, CO l6 119 1 1`A [[1111 1 2524695 11 Pawl, 6 of 24 101 11/07)2003 08 1611 R 000 0000 Review and comment by a Municipal Party pursuant to this provision shall be based upon the application of Boulder County's "Areas and Activities of State Interest" regulations. Where those regulations are applicable, a comment of a Municipal Party regarding the satisfaction of the "Areas and Activities of State Interest" regulations shall be given consideration by Boulder County, which will nonetheless independently execute its duty under state law with reference to the application of its regulations. The provisions of this paragraph shall control over any provision in the US 36 Corridor Comprehensive Development Plan Intergovernmental Agreement. 3.3. Boulder County agrees that, for purposes of the Municipal Annexation Act, there is, or for the term of this Plan, will be, a community of interest of the parcels designated as Municipal Party Influence Areas as agreed in Underlying Plans and shown on the maps attached to said Underlying Plans with the Designated Municipal Party, and Boulder County consents to annexation of such areas by the Designated Municipal Party. 3.4. No Party shall purchase any parcel of land either within the incorporated limits of another Party or within the Influence Area of another Party as designated on the Exhibit A. without the express consent of such other Party. However, this restriction shall not apply to parcels to be acquired solely for municipal utility purposes. 3.5 Lafayette is currently in the process of achieving compliance with a city charter amendment approved by its voters in November, 2001, which requires that the City Council adopt an "urban growth boundary" on or before December 31, 2003, and the city's Planning Commission is currently considering this matter, and therefore, in order not to preempt its compliance with the charter amendment, the Exhibit A shows an outer boundary within which Lafayette will, on or before February 1, 2004 commit to its Municipal Influence Area, conforming to its then - adopted "urban growth boundary." Such Municipal Influence Area shall be recognized as such for all purposes under this Agreement and Plan. Any portion of the area within the outer boundary shown on Exhibit A which is not included by Lafayette in its Municipal Influence Area as provided herein shall be treated for all purposes as Unincorporated Rural Land Area. 4. UNINCORPORATED RURAL LAND AREAS. Those portions of the unincorporated area of Boulder County not heretofore covered by any of the Underlying Plans as shown on the maps attached thereto, which are reflected on the Exhibit A attached hereto designated "Unincorporated Rural Land Area" shall be subject to the same restrictions on and procedures concerning annexation as the lands designated Rural Preservation Area in the Underlying Plans. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, any platted residential subdivision, excluding NUPUDs and subdivision exemptions, in the unincorporated area of the County may be annexed in whole or in part by any Municipal Party to which it has been adjacent for a period of one year or more, in accordance with the provisions of the Colorado annexation statutes then in effect. 5. ISSUES FOR CONTINUED COUNTYWIDE DISCUSSION. The Parties agree that additional issues exist which may be solved through countywide or regional agreements. The Parties agree to schedule these issues as desired on agendas of future Consortium of Cities meetings. These issues include, but are not limited to. the following: Revenue sharing, in particular of sales tax revenues. Affordable housing funding and locations. 6 8