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Howard moved that Council approve the Final PUD Development Plan for The Right Move and to approve Resolution No. 37, Series 1994, as amended by staff. Seconded by Mayer. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 7 - 0 vote. Sisk asked that Resolution No. 37, Series 1994, be corrected by deleting Terrence O'Connor's name and adding Bolder Enterprises, Ltd. RESOLUTION NO. 38, SERIES 1994 - DESIGNATING LAKE PARK AS HANDICAP AND YOUTH FISHING AREA Steve Baysinger, Parks & Recreation Director, stated that Colorado Division of Wildlife will stock the lake. He commented that with the trail connections, it will make it a natural area for a youth and handicap fishing. Davidson called for Council comments, questions, or motions. Keany moved that Council adopt and approve Resolution No. 38, Series 1994, designating Lake Park as a handicap and youth fishing area. Seconded by Howard. All in favor. ORDINANCE NO. 1157, SERIES 1994 - PROVIDING FOR THE APPLICATION OF THE CITY'S USE TAX TO THE USE OR CONSUMPTION OF RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS PURCHASED AT RETAIL AND PROVIDING FOR THE SUBMISSION OF THE ORDINANCE TO A VOTE OF THE REGISTERED ELECTORS AT A NOVEMBER 8, 1994, ELECTION - 1ST READING - SET PUBLIC HEARING 8/2/94 Tanoue read by title only Ordinance No. 1157, Series 1994, "An ordinance providing for the extension of the city's Use Tax to the use or consumption of residential construction and building materials purchased at retail, for the purposes of furthering the acquisition, improvement, or expansion of educational facilities of the Boulder Valley School District RE-2; and providing for the submission of the ordinance to a vote of the registered electors at a Special Election called for November 8, 1994." Sharon Asti-Caranci, acting City Administrator, stated that at the June 21 City Council meeting the Council had considered a draft proposal to apply the city's current Use Tax rate to residential building materials on any residential home needing a building permit issued on it, as an alternative to a school impact fee. This is the resulting ordinance. Davidson wondered if they would have to pay the Use Tax if they bought the materials within the city limits of Louisville and had already paid the sales tax. Asti-Caranci stated that if the sales tax applies, the Use Tax would not apply.