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Superior as it may exist from time to time. The question that came up was, "How do we know the Coal Creek Basin drainage area?" The Town of Superior offered to provide a legal description, that was provided to the City at 4:00 p.m. today. It has not been reviewed in detail by the Public Works Director. If the Council has a desire to proceed with the resolution this evening and if you have a desire to approve the agreement, you could do so subject to review of Exhibit No. 1 by the Public Works Director and an assurance on his part that the legal description accurately represents the Coal Creek Basin Drainage area that the parties intended. Davidson: I would like to congratulate the City Administrator, City Attorney and the City staff that worked on this agreement. It has been a point of contingent between Superior and Louisville for over two years in providing a description of Coal Creek Basin. I am glad to see us moving forward and getting along with our neighbors. Sackett moved that Council adopt Resolution No. 6, Series 1992, thereby, rescinding the 1982 Water Agreement with Superior; rescinding the 1982 Sewer Agreement with Superior and replacing it with the new sewer agreement; and directing the City Attorney to take all action necessary or appropriate for dismissal with prejudice, each party to bear its own cost in attorney fees of the case of Town of Superior, Colorado vs City of Louisville, Colorado, et al., Colorado Court of Appeals Case No. 90CA1443 and Boulder District Court Civil Action No. 89CV587, subject to the Board of Trustees of Superior approving the agreements and directing their town attorney to take similar action; and subject to approval by City staff of Exhibit 1 to the Sewer Agreement, seconded by Fauson. Roll call was taken. Motion passed 6-0. ORDINANCE NO. 1064, SERIES 1992 - SEWER RATES FOR TOWN OF SUPERIOR, COLORADO - 1ST READING - SET PUBLIC HEARING Griffiths read by title only Ordinance No. 1064, Series 1992, "An ordinance regarding sewer rates for the Town of Superior, Colorado." Griffiths explained to Council that as a follow-up to the previous action that one of the necessary actions for Council is to insure that the City ordinances conform to the agreement with the Town of Superior. Ordinance No. 1064 clarifies that the sewer rates to be charged to the Town of Superior are to be established in accordance with the agreement previously approved. Fauson moved that Council place Ordinance No. 1064, Series 1992 out for publication and 5