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Sis.k: Are you recommending in the form of a motion? Howard: That's a motion. Mayer seconded. Lathrop asked Mr. Griffin, General Manager, Scripps Howard, if there was any reason that these standards should not be adopted. Gri ffin: There is no compelling reason why the City should not adopt these standards. These standards were set forth by the National Cable Television Association several years ago. Sis.k requested that Scripps Howard provide, within the 90 days, those standards that exceed the Federal guidelines that other co~unities are negotiating for. Griffin agreed. Davidson called for further Council questions or comments. NOS'E Roll was taken. Motion passed by a 7 - 0 vote. RES:OLUTION NO. 36, SERIES 1993 - MANAGEMENT OF GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS AND THE PLANNING AREA OF THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE - PUBLIC HEARING Davidson stated that the City had received approximately 338 res.ponses to Resolution No. 36 that had been sent out to each res. ident of Louisville asking for their responses. Davidson opened the public hearing. Rem: Renfrew, 172 Cherrywood, Louisville, Colorado, stated that the Special Review Use allows just about any use to occur on any parcel of land subject to Council or Planning Department approval. He felt that SRU give a lot more latitude than ought to be given. He stated that three or four gas stations are vying for approval on McCaslin, which he felt was too many. He felt there should be a sck.eme to corridors: McCaslin, the 96th Street exchange. He su?gested that in a growth plan, Louisville should come up with a mas.ter plan of how the growth will occur, as compared to zoning that exists or Special Review Use. JoAnne Fedor, 122 Springs Cove, Louisville, Colorado, stated that th~:y were told by the builder when they moved here that nothing 7