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CONSENT CAT.W. NDAR APPROVAL OF BILLS APPROVAL OF REQUEST FOR TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP 3.2% LIQUOR LICENSE - DIAMOND SHAMROCK (INTERNAL CORPORATE MERGER) APPROVAL OF RENEWAL OF LIQUOR LICENSE - COAL CREEK GOLF COURSE WITH OPTIONAL PREMISE APPROVAL OF REQUEST FOR OPTIONAL PREMISE - BEVERLEY'S A NICE CHANGE AWARD BID - ASPHALT PATCHING AND CHIPSEAL PROJECT AWARD BID - CONCRETE REPLACEMENT AND BIKE PATH PROJECT AWARD BID - PAVEMENT MARKING APPROVAL TO GO OUT TO BID: RECREATION AND SENIOR CENTER SIGNAGE AWARD BID - LAKE PARK PHASE III LANDSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS PUBLIC COMMENTS Davidson called for anyone in the audience who wished to speak to any items not on the Agenda. NONE REGULAR BUSINESS DISCUSSION/DIRECTION - ADDITIONAL USE OF FIRE STATION NO. 2 SITE FOR A-1 AMBULANCE COMPANY Bruce Joss, Attorney for the Louisville Fire Protection District, was requesting the Council's consideration concerning the "reverter" clause in the Deed that the Fire District received from the City in February 1988, for the Via Appia Fire Station location. That site is a three acre site and the Fire District is presently using under one acre of that site. They have had preliminary discussions with the representatives of the A-1 Ambulance Company, who they do have a contract with for ambulance services, to possibly enter into a joint venture agreement or a transfer agreement for their use of part of the remaining two acres of property. Included in some of those discussions was possible use of that facility for administrative space for the Fire Protection District, a larger Hearing Room, Meeting Room, etc. The issue of the "reverter" clause, which the city included in the Deed, which restricted that use of the property to emergency rescue services, to include a training facility. Before the Fire Protection District got into discussions and negotiations with the Ambulance Co. we wanted to bring that to Council's attention to see if they could get the Council's position as to whether or not that would be a problem with Council on the City's behalf on the existing "reverter" clause. Howard inquired if the reason they were looking into having A-1 Ambulance at the site was because it will decrease the time it takes to provide service. Will this detract from the site that's currently in Louisville?