City Council Agenda and Packet 1986 09 02

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In April 1985, Rundley net with Mayor Pupfner to discuss an aasndaent and the water agreement itself. iundlsy indicated a willingness to consider changes in the basic water agreement if desired. The bell was left in Rupfner's oourt. Findley referenced the issue of changed conditions slime the 1982 rote. In 1988, while the City was involved in a joint feasibility study with Mroowfield and Boulder County regarding a new interchange at 98th Street, Broomfield abruptly annexed land at this interchange site. In early 1915, Broomfield submitted its PUA boundaries to DO COG showing its intent to consider expanding its boundaries all the way to MoCaslin Sivd. in the vicinity of the aiella/Menkick property. In late 1985, Bundler was approached by Scott Carlson who had under contract approximately 1500 acres in this area about possible annexation to Louisville and proposing 8,000+ residential units. Although, after individual consultations with Council- members, Rundley expressed no interest, it was clear be would pursue this proposal with either Broomfield or Superior. At about the sere time, iundley was approached by Broomfield City Manager about interest in possibly sharing sales/property tax revenues between the two Cities at both the Louisville/Superior interchange and proposed new 94th Street Interchange -- • clear indication of Broomfield's interest in the Louisville-Superior Interchange. In July 1984, the Broomfield Planning Commission recoaaended changing their City's Comp Plan to incorporate Carlson's request. By this time Louisville was considering the Diella/Menkick annexation request. Rundley stated that the issue is not whether this property will be developed coenercially, but rather by wham and how. At about this time, Carlson approached Mr. Biella and Mr. Menkick about possible joining of develop- ments in order to enhance Carison's prospects fbr successful annexation to Broomfield. In early August 1981, after Louisville Planning Comaissioa had already recommended favorably toward Bells/Menkick annexation, Broomfield City Council refuses to change Corp Plan to accommodate Carlson project. iundisy stated, "It would appear that these two actions are tied together. Indeed, I would argue that Louisville's willingness to consider annexing the Diella and Menkick properties may very well reduce the likelihood of major residential development in this area." 3 '