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incumbent upon the owner to seek exclusion from that other district. Brand: The Intergovernmental Agreement spells it out very clearly. I think the Intergovernmental Agreement would certainly carry a lot more weight than our just agreeing to do this on behalf of L.F.P.D. Griffiths stated for clarification that the some years ago the City's Annexation Agreement required, at the time of annexation, that the property be included in the Louisville Fire Protection District. When all of this was going on, a part of what occurred was that the standard of the Annexation Agreement was revised to eliminate that language. Now, all the Annexation Agreement says is the City does not services and the annexor understands that, that fire protection services are provided either by the Louisville Fire Protection District or the Cherryvale Fire Protection District. It's up to the landowner and the Districts to determine who will be providing fire protection. She explained that the city affirmatively has not taken the position at this time that any land annexed to the city will become part of the L.F.P.D. Lathrop: They are requesting that from this resolution? Griffiths agreed. Davidson: I think the reason that it's probably not there anymore is we cannot require the C.F.P.D. to exclude land. They vote on it. Therefore, we have no power to enforce that. Griffiths pointed out that Section 32.1.502 (2) is one of the means by which property is excluded from the Fire Protection District, not all of the means. Mayer suggested that they tell both sides that Council will abide by the IGA and its provisions. Brand: Is that agreeable then, just notify the Louisville Fire Protection District that we will abide by the IGA? Davidson: That's the existing agreement in place and they agreed to it at the time. 15