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Minutes - page 3 March 4, 1980 CABLE TV CONT'D After his presentation Council requested a copy of the information presented. Mr. Meyer noted that he would be willing to meet with ':the City staff at their re- quest. Attorney Joss stated that these types of facilities would be worked out in the agreement between the company and the City. CITY ATTORNEY ORDINANCE NO. 671 MORRISON ANNEXATION SECOND READING PUBLIC HEARING Attorney Joss read Ordinance No. 671 on second reading by title only. He reported that the ordinance was published in full on February 6, 1980 and the notice of public hearing was published on February 13, and 20. Mayor Waschak opened the public hearing. Mr. Morrison, the applicant asked that he make his comments after the staff remarks. There were no other comments from the audience. Staff presentation was made by Mr. Rupp. He noted that the property is located at the corner of S.96th and Dillon Rd. consisting of 80 acres. He reported that they are proposing the use of City water; however, would be on septic systems, for 14 units on 5 acre sites. With the annexation 1/2 of the water on the property would be turned over to the City; this would include 2 shares of Marshall Lake and 1/2 share of Coal Creek. Mr. Rupp showed the proposed plan as opposed to the staff desired cluster housing. Councilman Meier stated that it was his feelings Council liked cluster housing and that it is easier to service the area. He also stated that he likes the idea of the conservation easement. Councilman Caranci stated that he did not like the idea of septic systems and felt that the water put in by the City should have a return. Councilman Carnival asked if clustering would alleviate the septic system problem. Mr. Wurl stated that it would not, it still would not be feasible to run that line. Councilman Domenico stated that he did not approve of clustering because the open space is always weeds.