City Council Minutes 1984 05 01 - Laserfiche WebLink

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5/l~'84 Page -7- But the Trousil property had not been so designated. (He then distributed a small map to councilmembers). Mr. Silverstein staged the map had been prepared by Boulder County Parks and Recreation Dept. showing thi:~. He stated they feel that the safety of t:he fire fighters is a paramount concern and they were asking for the opportunity to install a sprinkling system in the building. Administrator Wurl stated that it wasn't exactly clear what size tap they were asking for., Mr. Silverstein had just stated that they wanted to sprinkle the building. It was Mr. Wurl's understanding that we werE: dealing with the fire line only. DirE,ctor Kasch stated that a 3/4" tap would be :sufficient for the building. The fire linE, tap would be a 4" tap. Other Means of Fire DirE.ctor Rupp stated that in speaking with Protection the Building Inspector ~e Fire-_Marsiia~r =stated there were other m~aris cif providing fire protection +.han just the fire line. Cou ncilman Leary Stai~,ed that the open space issue was Louisville's Annexation plan - not Boulder County's. He then asked if Mr. Trousil had requested annexation to the City at any time? Mr. Silverstein stated that Mr. Trousil has never asked that the property be annexed to the City. There was a proposal that came from Attorney Rautenstraus that suggested annexation, but that came from the City not from Mr. Trousil, Councilman Leary commented he would like to hear from the Fire Marshall as to what al- ternatives do exist. He further commented that the last time this was brought before Council, who presented the deal that just the fire line be provided and not the 3/4" water tap? Mayor Meier felt that the initial request was for the fire tap and a domentic tap. Then it changed to just a fire tap. The Fire Marshall was not in attendance to give the alternatives requested by Council- man Leary.