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C. ORDINANCE #1028, SERIES 1990 - AMENDMENT OF WASTEWATER OPERA- <br />TION BY USE OF THE SYSTEM - 1ST READING - SET FOR PUBLIC HEARING. <br />Read by title only, Ordinance #1028, Series 1990, <br />"An Amendment to the Ordinance relating to the <br />operation of the wastewater system of the City of <br />Louisville by regulating use of the wastewater <br />system and regulating the types of waste that may <br />be disposed of therein." <br />Brand: This too is being reconsidered because of a <br />publication problem. <br />Howard moved to reconsider Ordinance #1028, Series 1990 for first <br />reading, seconded by Sackett. By Roll Call Vote Motion Passed 7- <br />0. <br />Mayor Fauson moved to set a public hearing for Ordinance #1028, <br />Series 1990 for September 4, 1990, seconded by Sackett. By Roll <br />Call Vote Motion Passed 7-0. <br />D. RESOLUTION #27, SERIES 1990 - MOUNTAIN MESA (CARSON PROPERTY) <br />ANNEXATION <br />Read by title only, Resolution #27, Series 1990, <br />"A Resolution of the City Council of the City of <br />Louisville finding substantial compliance of an <br />annexation petition filed by Mountain Mesa <br />Development Corporation for Donald Larson and <br />initiating annexation proceedings for certain <br />property and establishing a time for a public <br />hearing to determine if the proposed annexation <br />complies with statutory requirements." <br />Franklin: There are several items on the agenda tonight with <br />regard to this action. In the annexation process <br />there is a referral request that goes to Planning <br />Commission for action. Second step is <br />consideration of a resolution and setting a <br />hearing date followed by Ordinances relative to <br />the annexation and the zoning. This is the case <br />before you tonight. The applicant is Mountain <br />Mesa Development, represented by Gary Bergen. The <br />property is located south of Cherry Street and <br />east of Taft Court (extended). The request is for <br />annexation with Agricultural zoning. The agricul- <br />ture district is the most restrictive zoning which <br />will allow 'the proposed use as a use by Special <br />Review. <br />Concerns by Council: Making sure agriculture was the right <br />zoning for the property. Did not like <br />the fact that the plan was incomplete. <br />3 <br />