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Sisk was uncomfortable with the fact that seemingly they are negotiating on the fly, when in fact this is the kind of thing that he thought should be presented to him in a final document. He suggested that the matter be tabled and to continue it for two weeks, letting the attorneys get together to get this done, so Council can see a final document. Bellock: Paragraph 1 prohibits our requesting annexation to any other entity. My attorney said that it should have added to it, " .... while the city is in the process of acting upon the exhibit." It would not be a lifetime prohibition, if the city then annexed, but prevented any further development. Sisk: Doesn't paragraph 3 say that we'll act on Exhibit B in six months? I would suggest that we move it up two weeks, because I think that you're raising some points that need to be discussed. Bellock was concerned that paragraph 17 the City Attorney has agreed to, paragraph 13 the City Attorney has agreed to, and with regard to paragraph 7 and 1, if these are standard items, which the rest of the project has already agreed to, then he felt that it sounded like there isn't much more discussion to be had. Griffiths: There is a provision, paragraph 21, that says the agreement is null and void, if the city fails to approve the annexation. Davidson asked if there was a motion to approve the agreement, as amended. Sisk: Yes, there is. Howard seconded. Roll call was taken. vote with Hornbostel being absent. Motion passed by a 6 - 0 ORDINANCE NO. 1112, SERIES 1993 - ANNEXING TO THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE, COLORADO CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY - MORRISON ANNEXATION - 2ND READING - PUBLIC HEARING Griffiths read by title only Ordinance No. 1112, Series 1993, "An ordinance approving the annexation of territory, to be known as the Morrison annexation, to the City of Louisville, Colorado." 14