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allow continuation of the two units on the property, five acres total, and the upgrade of the mobile home, which we would regulate under our construction codes. Planning Commission did review the annexation request and did recommend approval of the annexation and the rural residential zoning. This resolution initiates the action, the two subsequent ordinances initiate the annexation and the zoning. Council will get these back on April 7, 1992 for public hearing. Davidson called for Council comments or questions. Mayer: My understanding of the Louisville Code, "R" zoning would allow lots of up to 20,000 sq. ft., which would allow 10 to 11 residential lots on the property. Most of the area around there is slated for industrial. Council could go with an Agricultural zoning with a special waiver for the mobile home. Franklin: Sisk: As presented, the Rural Residential was the most direct line to the two homes in question. The Agricultural is a single family home on five acres, which would require special dispensation for the mobile home. We took the most direct path which would not require industrial zoning. The County denied the permit on the mobile home. What was the basis for that? Franklin: Sisk: Not enough land per their standards to support two single family homes. If the application is approved, the applicants are not requesting water or sewer service. Is that correct? Are you satisfied that they have adequate water and sewer, if in fact the County has denied that request? Franklin: Yes. In checking with the County, it was denied strictly on the basis of acreage. Hornbostel: If we did have to provide them water, is there something close, so it wouldn't be a problem? 16