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City Council Meeting Minutes June 3, 2008 Page 9 of 11 Mr. Kent Bagley, Bagley Development Consultants, 90 Madison Street, Suite 300, Denver, CO introduced Matthe~N Hall, who represents Aggregate Industries West Central Region, Inc. He explainned they have worked with the Planning Staff for 18 months and expressed his thanks to Paul Wood and Sean McCartney for their assistance. Mr. Bagley explained Aggregate Industries has carefully watched the progress of the Highway 42 Revitalization Project, the FasTracks commuter rail system and train station and the revisions to the guidelines. He stated the FasTracks project will be the catalyst of the Highway 42 Redevelopment area. He explained the rezoning of this property would allover the cement plant to be decommissioned. He noted the Louisville Municipal Code requires impact fees on development properties. He urged Council to consider a policy that the impact fees collected in the redevelopment area remain in the area. With respect to the Zoning Agreement, he stated Aggregate Industries is prepared to sign the Zoning Agreement, but must confer with they City Attorney to resolve a minor issue. Mayor Sisk requested public comment. There were no comments. MOTION: Councilor Muckle moved to approve Ordinance No. 1535, Series 2008, upon the condition the ordinance not be signed by the Mayor or published until the applicant has first executed and returned the Zoning Agreement, and give the Mayor authority to sign with no substantive changes, seconded by Councilor Sackett. Roll call vote was taken. The motion carried by a vote of 7-0. DISCUSSION/DIRECTION/ACTION -NOTICE OF INTENT TO REQUIRE CITY RESIDENTS TO USE SELECTED WASTE DISPOSAL SERVICES OR PAY A FEE FOR SUCH SERVICES Public Works Director Tom Phare explained one of City Council's goals this year was the development of a plan for implementing single hauler waste collection with mandatory single stream citywide recycling. The purpose of the program is to increase recycling and to reduce the number of waste collection vehicles on City streets. The state statutes require the City to provide written notice to any private person providing waste collection services in the City of its plan to impose user charges for residential waste s~srvices. It also requires a public notice published prior to imposition of a feE:. The notice must be published no less than six months prior to the start of activii:y. The preliminary schedule begins with a public involvement process in mid-July. The fiscal impact of the project is yet to be determined. If the program goes forward, the cost would be incorporated into the 2009 budget. The primary impact would be on the utility billing staff. Additionally, the Public Works Department would manage any con1tracts to provide this service.