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Louisville City Council Meeting March 2, 2004 Page 5 of 10 COUNCIL COMMENT Mayor Sisk asked the applicant if he was in agreement with the conditions placed on the subdivision replat. Boyer confirmed he was in agreement with the conditions. Council member Marsella asked if the two homes share the same sewer tap. Principal Planner Johnstone explained each home has separate water and sewer billings, and separate water connections. They had separate sanitary sewer connections, however, one has been abandoned, and is tied into the connection at 533 Lincoln Avenue. The applicant understands and agrees to reinstate both sewer connections. MOTION: Council member Clabots moved to approve Resolution No. 13, Series 2004, seconded by Council member Levihn. All in favor. DISCUSSION/DIRECTION - DAVID WALDMAN REQUEST TO AMEND 1986 FABER ANNEXATION AGREEMENT Mayor Sisk asked Council members to disclose any previous discussions or meetings with Mr. David Waldman. The Mayor and all members of Council reported having spoken to Mr. Waldman, relative to his request to amend the Annexation Agreement. Mayor Sisk stated he spoke with City Attorney Light relative to possible alternatives. City Attorney Light stated the discussion/direction is being requested to amend the 1986 Faber Annexation Agreement, which is an administrative action. He stressed this is not a hearing on any land use proposal. Mayor Sisk called for Applicant presentation. David Waldman, 255 Continental View Drive, Louisville, CO reviewed his request to amend the Faber Annexation Agreement through a slide presentation. The property was annexed to the City in 1985 and zoned Residential Rural (RR). Mr. Waldman requested an amendment to the development restriction, which would permit a subdivision replat of Lot 1, and provide two lots for the purpose of building an additional home. Mr. Waldman proposes to reduce the size of the existing home and construct a second home for his parents. Specifically, 5,300 square feet of the southern portion of the existing home would be tom down and the northern half of the home would be retained. A new 1,000 square foot garage/shop would be built on the northern edge of the property adjoining the existing home. A new 2,700 square foot home (plus garage) would be built on the adjacent 1.5-acre lot, just south of the existing home. He stressed this amendment will enhance the views of the Davidson Mesa. Additionally, he committed to dedicate 1.5- acres to a conservation easement. Mayor Sisk called for public comment. There were no public comments. COUNCIL DISCUSSION 5