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6,/5/84 Page -14- Administrator Wurl advised we have always defined this as being in the Urban Services area because it was 70% built up, but he d~_d not want to pinpoint that line. Mayor and Councilmembers favored Mr. Pliska's rE~quest with the condition that the water and sewer tap would be issued upon appli- cation for annexation to the City. The a~>sessed valuation of the home would not bE~ a deficit to the City, and since the location of the lot would be in the Urban Services area as well as being in the Louisville Fire District and is receiving other City services, i.e. Police and main- ta.inence of the road the request could be granted. Councilman Luce Asked how the City would keep from going west of this area? Administrator Wurl advised once we go beyond th.e crest of the hill the City does not have any water lines and secondly it is impossible to serve sewer beyond that point as the lots run down the face of the hill. They own some common ground down the Davidson Mesa. It was Mr. Wurl's feeling that the houses be- low the hill were served by Lafayette's main water line that comes through the area; also it is not in our comp plan. Councilwoman Morris Asked how we could encourage the other property owners to annex if we are servicing the streets and our police are protecting the area? Mr. Wurl stated the reduced rate in the tap fees would be one advantage. He also stated some of the people are new to the area and have not been solicited recently. Councilman Luce Inquired if the zoning was for one unit per lot? Planner Lanterman stated if it were annexed to the City it would be RR zoning, which is one unit per ? acre. Mr. Pliska advised that his lot was one acre with a ? acre of common ground at the bottom of the hill that Mr. Wurl referred to. Hips plan was to build a single residence.