City Council Agenda and Packet 1979 04 03

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• tri{. rr ].t . �• minutes r pagO • • March 20, 1979 CITY ATTORNEY REPORT .• RESOLUTION #5 F.R.A. INTERIM FINANCING Mt. Purl reported the, project was delayed beyond the acpirltiaf , dati.,p the or resolution dealing Mitt. thi interior fioanni `": and a new resolution needs to be adopted • ='� ' to extend the financing to July 1, 1979. Attorney Joss read Resolution #5. Series 1979. Councilman DelPizzo moved that Resolution #5, Series 1979, be adopted. Seconded by Councilman Meier. Motion carried. RESOLUTION #6 Attorney Joss read Resolution #6, Series COMP PLAN AMENDMENT 1979, approving an amendment to the Comp- rehensive Developement Plan. Councilman Berry moved that Resolution #6, Series 1979, be adopted. Seconded by Councilman DiCarlo. Motion carried. ORDINANCE NO. 637 Attorney Joss read Ordinance No. 637 on CENTENNIAL VALLEY second reading by title only, he then ANNEXATION SECOND READING read Ordinance No. 638 on second reading PUBLIC HEARING by title only. Mayor Waschak opened the public hearing. ORDINANCE NO. 638 Staff certification: Attorney Joss reported C TENN E O. 638 that Ordinance No. 637 and 638 were published ZO ENINC SECOND READING in full on March 1, 1979. Notice of public PUBLIC HEARING hearing on Ordinance No. 637 and 638 was published in the Louisville Times on March 1, 1979, and March 8, 1979. FOR ORDINANCE NO. 637 /6638 Henry Zarini - Louisville 1. Shopping facilities Howard Pollack Louisville Fire Dept. , Chief 1. Fire Dept. capable of handling the growth. Bob Ross 501 South St. 1. Felt Council capable of making the__ best decision for the City concerning the annexation. Betty Scarpella 1504 Washington 1. Felt shopping center would help alleviate pollution problem. 2. Needed shopping facilities,