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located on the southeast corner of the east parcel along 96th Street. The City suggested that the County assume management and maintenance responsibilities for that house. Susan Griffiths, City Attorney, stated that there were a number of technical corrections that still needed to be made to the final Purchase Agreement and the Conservation Easement. All of those had been discussed with the County Attorney and they were in agreement with virtually all of those. She pointed out that the City would be getting a Special Warranty Deed rather than a General Warranty Deed for both the property and the water rights. The Conservation Easement is based generally on the Conservation Easement that the City and Boulder County entered into respect to the Lastoka property. Davidson called for Council comments, questions, or motions. Sisk recognized the efforts of City staff, Commissioners Mendez, Stewart, and Danish for their help and assistance in allowing Louisville to purchase this property. Mayer commended the Mayor for his negotiations in the successful completion of this purchase. Sisk moved that Council adopt Resolution No. 38, Series 1996, approving a property purchase agreement between the City of Louisville and Boulder County, et al. Seconded by Howard. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 7 - 0 vote. RESOLUTION NO. 39, SERIES 1996 - INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT FOR K- 12 CAMPUS IN THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE, COLORADO Bill Simmons, City Administrator, stated that this Intergovernmental Agreement would be between the City of Louisville and the Boulder Valley School District for the new K-12 school campus off of 88th Street. Through the IGA the School District agreed to petition to the City of Louisville for annexation, make certain dedications to facilitate the construction of public improvements, and the City agreed to reconstruct 88th Street from Dillon Road to Health Park Drive, including a pedestrian underpass under 88th Street, and subject to the City's legislative discretion the school campus parcel is to be zoned PCZD-R for the main body of the land and PCZD-C for the area totaling 5.5 acres along 88th Street. Davidson pointed out two changes that were discussed at the Work Session and with School Board member Don Shonkwiler, who had no objection: Page 2, paragraph No.2, six lines down "....to be zoned PCZD-C." rather than ..."PCZD-R."; Page 3, paragraph No.9, add paragraph "g." after paragraph "f." stating "South 88th Street will be constructed as a two-lane roadway with median, with appropriate additional acceleration/deceleration and left-turn lanes, with no future plans for expansion. " 7