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has discussed regarding that second unit. I didn't choose it, because I felt there was quite a bit of commentary required to make it work. The Agricultural with the Annexation Agreement and the record locks them into only two units. Sisk said, "Then, that's my motion." Seconded by Howard. Lathrop wanted to be on record, that if an applicant for an Agenda Item does not show up, then he assumes that it indicates their lack of concern and therefore, he wouldn't support the motion. Griffiths: We just moved on the Agenda Item H, the zoning ordinance, and I point out to Council that there was a replacement Ordinance No. 1067, placed on Council desks this evening, with the only changes being a correction in title, changing the word rezoning to zoning, and a correction in the "be it ordained" clause. The motion would apply to the corrected Ordinance No. 1067, with the amendments that Council has already identified. Davidson stated that what was needed now was a motion to adopt Resolution No. 18, Series 1992. He felt what Councilman Sisk was doing was moving to adopt that Resolution with all kinds of specifications. Sisk: That's correct. Davidson called for any other comments or questions. NONE Roll call was taken. voting against. Motion passed by a 6-1 vote with Lathrop ORDINANCE NO. 1066, SERIES 1992 - MATTERN PROPERTY ANNEXATION - lST READING - SET PUBLIC HEARING Griffiths read by title only Ordinance No. 1066, Series 1992, "An Ordinance annexing to the City of Louisville, Colorado, property located generally west of S. 104th Street and south of Cherry Street, which is owned by George Mattern." Sisk moved that Council set Ordinance No. 1066, Series 1992 out for publication and set a public hearing for April 7, 1992. Seconded 18