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Mayer stated that when Ms. Stein came forward last fall, he suggested that Public Works do a study, to avoid everyone coming in with their separate requests on where they want their property line to be on Dahlia. He would like Council to meet with Public Works to come up with a consistent policy for the whole section of Dahlia. Sisk agreed with Mayer, being concerned about procedure. It was his understanding that requests of this nature would go to the Board of Adjustment and not to the City Council directly. He stated that he also voted against Dr. Stein for different reasons. Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that the encroachment is not an issue of setback. It's an encroachment into the right-of-way. He stated that he didn't believe the Board would have the jurisdiction to address a variance, an encroachment, or a license agreement issuing a right-of-way. Sisk wanted to see the matter scheduled for a Work Session before a decision was made. Davidson suggested directing the City Engineer to go out and examine the area and come back with a recommendation for all along Dahlia, so the issue would be settled all at once. Sisk: If that's your motion, I'll second it. Davidson stated that it had been moved and seconded to direct the Public Works Director to examine the issue on Dahlia Street and come back with a staff recommendation. All in favor. DISCUSSION/DIRECTION - LICENSE AGREEMENT - GERRITY OIL & GAS CORPORATION David Siple, Land Manager, Gerrity Oil & Gas Corporation, 4100 East Mississippi Avenue, Suite 1200, Denver, Colorado 80222, stated that they are requesting a revokable license agreement for an existing pipeline and for a section of pipeline that they would like to construct. The pipeline proposed is located along a portion of the 104th Street right-of-way between Dillon Road and a point one-half mile to the south. The existing pipeline is located along the Dillon Road right-of-way between south 88th Street and Hwy. 287. He stated that Keith Crouch, their legal counsel, had been negotiating with Susan Griffiths, City Attorney, regarding an Exhibit C (SEE ATTACHED) to be attached to the license agreement. He stated that the ballfields would be located in the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of Section 9. He stated that the ballfields would take up a good portion of the southwest/northwest quarter. They proposed to move the well location to the west, so that it would be no closer than 60 ft. from the east line. As part of that, they would request an exception location from the Colorado