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February 21, 1978 Minutes - page 2 BOULDER COMP PLAN CONTINUED He stated that the county has been looking for ways to discourage development in the county with wells and septic tanks, with- in city services areas, until the time when the land can be annexed. Mr. Brouilette stated that one of the big issues the County has to deal with is What is non urban development, and how does the county adjust the zoning. Mr. Brouilette discussed the countys' views on the rural zoning of 35 acres per dwelling. Mr. Wurl stated that he would like to have Councils approval for the City staff to attend the meeting of February 22, to voice the City's objections, which were noted in the February 21, 1978 memo to Council and the August 18, 1976 memo. Councilman DiCarlo moved that the City staff and the City Long Range Planning Commission representative attend the February 22, meeting neither in support of or against the Boulder County Compo Plan, but to express the exceptions that are reflected on page 3 of the February 21, 1978 memo. Seconded by Councilman Kilker. Councilman DiLorenzo stated that she would note be able to attend the day session of the meeting and Planner Drumm would be in attendance at that time. After comments the motion carried. DUNN KRAHL - BOND ISSUE Mr. Dunn Krahl, Boettcher & Co., presented to Council the proposed schedule for the Water Utility Bond Issue. This would be for the Federal Grant/Loan pay back. Councilman Caranci stated that he was con- cerned about repayment because when growth stops, there will be no more tap fees and the repayment plans are including $230 from each water tap fee. Councilman DelPizzo stated that he does not plan on paying more for his water so the city can grow. Councilman Meier pointed out that at the last meeting when he made the motion to install the meters, he noted that by doing this, it will be locking the City into growth as in the comp plan.