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Romart in an exchange of parcels to accommodate <br /> the substation for the Louisville Fire Protection <br /> District. Fauson seconded and the motion was <br /> passed unanimously. <br /> RECESS A five minute recess was called by Mayor !Beier. <br /> SMART WATERLINE <br /> INSTALLATION APPROVAL Sundley related to Council that the City max need <br /> to be looking at something to augment service on <br /> the eomart property. Although the City should not <br /> be investing any more money than need be, <br /> additional waterlines may be necessary to serve <br /> commercial development. If additional waterlines <br /> would determine whether commercial development <br /> occurs, and the City can satisfactorily verify <br /> this, it may be in the City's beat interest to <br /> consider the additional 12" waterline. <br /> Several options were discussed including the <br /> financial aspects where other developers and/or <br /> property owners benefiting from the construction <br /> would also be contributing financially. <br /> Hundley will have this as an agenda item for the <br /> next Council meeting after gathering additional <br /> information, i.e., the detailed cost information <br /> and what the status of any Via Appia construction <br /> might be and if it would make a difference in <br /> whether or not commercial development takes place. <br /> SCHEDULE FOR 1985 <br /> BUDGET PREPARATION Leary expressed concerns as to whether enough time <br /> has been set aside for Council to prepare the 1985 <br /> Budget. Leary: This is a key time of the year for <br /> Council to really understand the services that are <br /> going to be provided and set policy for the next <br /> year, as the fiscal policies and budgetary areas <br /> of the City cover approximately 801 of the <br /> decision making process and laying the ground work <br /> for decisions. I want to use this time not only <br /> as a time to do the budget but also as self- <br /> education time. I would like to see the schedule <br /> moved up a little bit." <br /> The calendar was discussed and it was agreed that <br /> the schedule would be moved up by approximately <br /> two weeks. In reviewing the Capital Improvement <br /> Projects, the revenues would include scenarios <br /> reflecting a sales tax increase and an increase in <br /> mils in property tax. A preliminary presentation <br /> was suggested by Mayor Meier for the June 25th <br /> Council Work Session. <br /> • <br /> 9 <br />