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City Council Meeting Minutes August 15, 2017 Page 5 of 13 farm over the years and for working with us to allow the purchase of the land She also thanked the staff and elected officials of Louisville, Lafayette, and Boulder County. Councilmember Leh added his voice to the thank yous for all the parties involved including the Mayhoffers, staff, previous City Councils, and the County. He noted he has gotten questions about if there will be any extraction of minerals on the property and he noted it will not be allowed with the implementation of this easement. Councilmember Maloney also thanked the many players, specifically staff and the previous City Manager for all of his efforts, as well as Boulder County and Lafayette. David Carter, 874 West Willow Court, stated he is a friend of the Mayhoffer's, he urged a yes vote He stated Jane Mayhoffer is in support of this and the family does want this sale There are still issues to work out, including the restrictions on the homes in the conservation easement, the number of animals allowed on the property, and water rights He noted the Mayhoffer's want to negotiate the mineral rights in finer detail. He asked if the Council has any sway on the County on these issues the Mayhoffer's would appreciate it. Mayor Muckle closed the public hearing. Mayor Muckle also thanked Louisville staff for their work on this as well as County staff. It has been a long negotiation and our partners and the Mayhoffers are working on finishing the details by the end of August. He thanked the residents who have taxed themselves over the years to allow for the purchases of open space Mayor Muckle moved to approve Ordinance 1745, Series 2017; Mayor Pro Tem Lipton seconded the motion Vote: Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote RESOLUTION NO. 38, SERIES 2017 — A RESOLUTION APPROVING A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) AMENDMENT TO ALLOW FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A CONNECTION BETWEEN UNIT A & UNIT B AND AN EXTENSION OF THE APPROVED PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT FOR THREE YEARS AT 931 MAIN STREET (Continued from 07/18/2017) Planner Trice gave the staff presentation She stated this was continued from the July 18 meeting. Since that time, staff has met with the applicant twice to work on providing direction, however the tap fee issue has not been resolved. Staff recommends approval of the PUD and the PUD extension Staff will continue to work with the applicant at an administrative level to resolve the tap fee issue Staff recommends the approval of the PUD and the PUD extension with the condition that the applicant remove the City Utility Table and footnote on the Utility Plan and Note