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LIQUOR LICENSE JAYCEES cont'd PUBLIC HEARING CONTINUATION HOUSE BILL 1041 - DESIGNATING MATTERS OF STATE INTEREST Seconded by Councilman Berry. Councilman Domenico stated that he could not vote yes on the approval without having a clarification by Paul as to whether this was legal or not. With no more remarks, Mayor Waschak called for roll call vote. Domenico no, Berry yes, Caranci yes, Dhieux yes, DelPizzo yes. Motion carried. Mayor Waschak opened the Public Hearing contin- uation on HB 1041 Designating Hatters of State Interest which began on June 25, 1975. Mr. Wurl stated that Mr. Dennis Drumm was in attendance to make the presentation. Mr. Drumm read and reviewed the Recommendations Pertaining to HB 1041 Identification, Desig- nation and Administration. During the review Mr. Drumm stated that on July 25, 1975, there was a public hearing held by - the Land Use Commission on their guidelines. Mr. Drumm stated that the statue gave theLUC the responsibility to prepare guidelines and they will be law by virtue of the fact the statute assigned the LUC that responsibility. He also stated that LUC did adopt the document, however there were many changes and there has not been a final publication of the adoption from the public hearing. He stated that the guidelines will become official possibly by the end of August after reviewed by the Attorney General of the whole set of guidelines. Mayor Waschak asked Mr. Drumm to explain what was meant by the sentence stating that Louisville will have greater flexibility in implementation of HB 1041 related land use controls than was originally anticipated. Mr. Drumm stated that the LUC was holding to the position that HB 1041 would be used for all matters of state interest, however now they state that there are others means of control such as other statutes, P.U.D. etc. Councilman DelPizzo asked Mr. Drumm about how the County could come up with decisions about subsidence when they have not personally made any tests but are going by maps that they have. Mr. Drumm stated that Mr. White attended a public hearing. He stated that no guidelines have been adopted and that the county is just designating, so what they have done is place a moratorium on all development until they get their guidelines.