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Planning Commission determined that in keeping with <br />the existing zoning of the area, it would be proper <br />to zone this parcel. Industrial and recommends <br />Council's approval. All uses in Industrial zoning <br />classification require a PUD, and development on <br />this site would come back to Planning Commission <br />and City Council. <br />With no public comments, Mayor Fauson closed the <br />public hearing and asked for a motion. <br />Anderson moved that Ordinance #893 be adopted. <br />Szymanski seconded. By Roll Call Vote, Ordinance <br />#893 was passed unanimously. <br />ORDINANCE #901 - RULES FOR LAKES AND RESERVOIRS - <br />1ST READING Rautenstraus read by title only Ordinance #901, <br />"An Ordinance amending Chapter 14.12 of the <br />Louisville Municipal Code by setting forth rules <br />and regulations relative to public lakes and <br />reservoirs within the City of Louisville; and <br />declaring an emergency." Permission is being <br />sought to publish the Ordinance and a public <br />hearing be set for June 16, 1986. <br />Hundley explained that it is important to pass <br />this ordinance on an emergency basis in order <br />enforce these regulations as soon as possible <br />especially with the sudden increase in use of <br />Harper Lake. <br />Anderson asked where specifically dogs and horses <br />would not be allowed. Hioco explained that <br />anywhere within the fenced area at Harper Lake <br />dogs and horses are prohibited completely -- <br />including animals on leashes. <br />Szymanski asked why sailing vessels are not <br />allowed. Phare explained that typically water <br />drawn from reservoirs where treatment occurs <br />within 24 hours, there exists a risk of <br />contamination when there has been body contact -- <br />such as in the case of any reservoir where <br />swimming, skiing and sailing occur. When a <br />reservoir is several days from a treatment plant, <br />the risk is essentially eliminated. In the case of <br />Harper Lake, water would be drawn and treatment <br />would take place in a matter of hours creating a <br />greater chance of contamination. <br />Mayor Fauson moved that Ordinance #901 be put out <br />for publication and a public hearing be held on <br />June 16, 1986. Scarpella seconded. Unanimous. <br />4 <br />