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Louisville City Council Meeting January 7, 2003 Page 6 Davidson called for Staff presentation. Planning Director Paul Wood reviewed the property owners, James S. Ray and Christina Dozauer-Ray, have submitted an annexation petition to commence the annexation process with the City of Louisville. The property is approximately 24,472 SF (.57 acres) and is located at 100 W. Spruce Street. Approximately 7,986 SF of that gross total is located within the Spruce Street right-of-way. The net area (less the right-of-way dedication) is 16,486 SF, or .37 acres. The property has frontage on West Spruce Street and has contiguity with the City on the north, east and west boundaries. A single-family residence occupies the property. Wood explained the applicants came before the City to purchase a sewer tap. Pursuant to their request, they were required to enter into a pre-annexation agreement and as part of the pre-annexation letter, the zoning was stipulated as Single Family-Medium Density (SF-MD). The terms of a pre-annexation letter of agreement stipulate the owner convey a conservation easement to the City restricting the property to one primary, single-family dwelling unit. Staff and the City Attorney' s office have reviewed the petition and find it to be in compliance with statutory requirements. The property itself is not an enclave, but represents the north half of an enclave, the southern half of the unincorporated enclave is owned by David and Donna Schreiter. Davidson called for Council comments or questions. There were none. MOTION: Sisk moved that Council approve Resolution No. 2, Series 2003, and a public hearing be set for March 4, 2003, seconded by Levihn. All in favor. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT No items to report. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT City Manager Bill Simmons asked the Deputy City Manager for an update on the City's Trash Collection proposal. Deputy City Manager Julie Boyd reported the deadline for the proposals was December 31, 2002. Six proposals were received from companies interested in being the City's contractor for trash and recycling. The next step is the review and evaluation process, where four outside volunteer trash experts have been contacted to review the proposals, evaluate them and forward a report to the Council for the January 28, 2003 study session. Council can then decide on the process, including public meetings. Mayer asked for the names of the four experts. Boyd stated the four consist off Jeff Callahan, Boulder County Solid Waste Program; Eric Lombardi, Eco-Cycle; a Boulder