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11/'7/84 Page -4- staff from Lafayette to discuss the agree- mer.~t. Representatives from Lafayette were present. At the request of Councilman Leary Mr. Rupp provided maps of the service areas between the two communities. Attorney Rautenstraus stated that the basic principle of the agreement was not changed;. the. language was tightened up and clarified. Mayor Bob Burger, City Mayor Burger stated that he was very pleased of Lafayette that the Lafayette City Council unanimously passed on the agreement last night. They were very enthused about it; primarily be- cause that it was the first time that three entities have gotten together for the agree- ment and hopefully it will continue into other areas. Larry Gupton, Mayor Pro- Mr. Gupton commented that he was very hope- tem, City of Lafayette ful that the two cities would see things in the same light on the agreement and that it could move ahead and be finalized. It was a benefit to both cities to have the agreement in effect. He stated he hoped that nothing had been left out of the agree- ment that would haunt us for years to come. He was hopeful that the Louisville City Coun- cill too would pass favorably on the agree- ment. Mike Acimovic Mr. Acimovic stated the reason they asked to City Administrator, meet with Louisville representatives was that Lafayette the people that will interpret this agreement probably aren"t here yet. In 7-10 years from now when we are making open space decisions together, buffering decisions, appropriate outdoor recreation decisions, etc. in each case we will all have to sit down and the three parties will each change circumstances in many cases. Therefore, the meeting was held to clarify as much of the agreement as possible. He was certain that the Lafayette and LouisvillE~ Councils were aware that every- one was involved in a pioneering effort, and Boulder County graciously offered to help in our mutual interests.