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City Council <br />Study Session Summary <br />May 11, 2010 <br />Page 2 of 2 <br />affect it could have on the Fire District. Of particular concern to the district is the <br />increase in traffic, the size/height of the proposed buildings/the distance from the <br />nearest LFPD facility, and current staffing limitations. <br />Chief Parker stated that they have proposed and/or considered a variety of ideas <br />to alleviate some of the concerns related to the COP development. The best <br />situation would be for the LFPD to build a third station near the COP campus to <br />provide service to the south sub area, however that is not an option the LFPD <br />can afford at this time. <br />Chief Parker added that one option would be for the City to charge a Fire Impact <br />Fee and pass the funds on to the LFPD. <br />Chief Parker noted that the LFPD is continuing to work with COP regarding their <br />concerns and they hope that they will be able to come to a resolution that works <br />for both parties. He added the LFPD wanted to let the Council know their <br />concerns in general to better understand what this project will mean to the LFPD <br />and its service levels. <br />The Board members thanked the City Council for their time. The Mayor added <br />that the City and the LFPD have a history of working well together and he <br />thanked the Fire Board and Chief Parker for their service. <br />No other items were discussed. <br />The meeting adjourned at 9:00 PM. <br />Submitted May 13, 2010 <br />Meredyth Muth <br />