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City Council Meeting Minutes September4, 2018 Page 6 of 14 Councilmember Maloney stated he is supportive of the project; he would like a discussion at some point of the possibility of retail on 96th Street given its impact on traffic. Regarding the dedication fee he feels the deferment is reasonable and meets our long-term needs. He also likes design B for the trail design. He would like to ask for some naturalized aspect of the landscaping along 96th Street. Mayor Pro Tem Lipton stated he supports moving this forward and supports the fee deferral. Councilmember Keany agreed. Councilmember Leh stated the application meets the criteria and he supports the fee deferral given the unusual circumstances and hopes it will help activate development on the other parcels. Mayor Muckle moved to approve Resolution 39, Series 2018 with a waiver for the deferment of fees in lieu and to use option B for the trails. Attorney Light stated the Council could add that it be subject to a condition that the plans shall be revised to state that the sidewalk along Dillon Road will be constructed by the owner of Parcel 2 or their successor with the first development on such property. Mayor Muckle accepted that language. Councilrnember Maloney seconded the motion. Mayor Muckle asked for discussion on motion. Councilmember Stolzmann stated she supports the motion and the application but feels there are probably better ways to handle these issues. She stated she appreciates staff found a way to get through this. She stated she does object to not getting land dedication fees for all parcels at this time and would ask staff to try not to do this again going forward. She appreciated the interpretation of the application from Planning Commissioner Rice. Voice vote, all in favor. ORDINANCE NO. 1763, SERIES 2018 — AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 17 OF THE LOUISVILLE MUNICIPAL CODE REGARDING WIRELESS FACILITIES 2ND READING, PUBLIC HEARING (advertised Daily Camera 8/12/18) City Attorney Light introduced the item and Mayor Muckle opened the public hearing. Planner Ritchie stated all public notification requirements were met. She showed various photos of what some wireless facilities look like and how they can be screened. She noted new to the ordinance is small cell facilities that can be placed in the right-of- way with certain provisions which is a new requirement under State law. Ritchie stated this is an update repealing and reenacting this section of the code in its entirety and is being recommended to comply with recent Federal and State regulations,