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Louisville City Council Meeting March 2, 2004 Page 6 of 10 Council member Marsella asked if the two homes would share the same driveway. Waldman responded no. Council member Van Pelt asked City Attorney Light for clarification on the precedents for amending the annexation agreement. City Attorney Light stated the Council does have the authority to amend an annexation agreement and noted the annexation agreement for Centennial Valley has been amended several times. He stated the provisions of the 1986 Faber Annexation Agreement permit no more than two residential units, now or in the future. He reviewed the City Council's options: 1) Pursue the existing agreement, 2) Review the restriction and direct Staff to negotiate an amendment; have the amendment brought back to Council for final action before any proceedings on the subdivision request, or 3) Direct Staff to deal with potential amendment concurrently with the processing of the subdivision request. He stated either is permissible, and suggested the City secure an annexation agreement amendment first. Council member Van Pelt stated the applicant is only requesting two residential units. City Attorney Light explained the Annexation Agreement refers to the total 5.25- acre parcel. Council member Van Pelt asked if the property in question is located in the City of Louisville. It was clarified the property is within the city limits of the City of Louisville. Council Discussion: Council member Keany voiced his willingness to look at an amendment, after the Planning Commission review and noted there is value in the conservation easement. Council member Brown concurred with Council member Keany's comments and voiced his support of an amendment to the Faber Agreement. Council member Levihn concurred. Mayor Sisk voiced his belief there should be no outbuildings permitted within the conservation easement. Having heard a consensus from the City Council, Mayor Sisk directed Staff to initiate an amendment to the Faber Annexation Agreement. Mayor Sisk asked Planning Director Wood for a schedule on the amendment to the Faber Annexation Agreement. Wood estimated the amendment could be available for the first meeting in April. RESOLUTION NO. 14, SERIES 2004 - A RESOLUTION APPROVING REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT - LOUISVILLE/SUPERIOR PARK N RIDE REQUEST FOR AMENDED FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND SPECIAL REVIEW USE Mayor Sisk called for Staff presentation.