City Council Agenda and Packet 1987 05 05

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Anderson roved that Council approve Resolution 49, Series, 1967. Mayor Pauson seconded. Unanimous. RESOLUTION 010 - COLA c: IR CEMETERY SUBDIVISION Rautenstraus read in its entirety Resolution 010, Series 1967, 'A Resolution approving a final plat for Coal Creek Memorial Cemetery.' Wanush stated that Coal Creek Memorial Cemetery Inc., represented by Cliff Brock, requests a two- lot subdivision of the 12.02 acre parcel located at 1751 Highway 42. The applicant requests two lots: Lot 1 is 5.053 acres and lot 2 is 6.973 acres. The property is soned agricultural and used as a private cemetery. The request conform' with the minimum lot area allowed in this sone (5 acres). No 9UD is required. All existing agreements would remain in effect. Any development will be subject to building department requirements. Planning Commission recommended approval at the public hearing on April 14, 1947. Anderson asked if access to the property from Righway 42 would be affected in anyway. Wanush stated that the State Highway Department issued an access permit in 1902 and they feel at this time there is no need for an additional acceleration lane. when the average daily traffic onto the property exceeds 50 vehicles per day, they would then require the applicant, at the applicant's expense, to make those improvements. This would be monitored and enforced by the State Highway Department. Anderson questioned the wording *Second Replat` on the plat to be filed with the County Clerk. Rautenstraus stated that there are different statutes that relate to cemeteries and that staff would look into the matter to be sure that 'Second Repute is an accurate term before such documents are filed. Mohr moved that Resolution 10, Series 1987, be approved. Scarpella seconded. Unanimous. RESOLUTION 411 - 11-470 AUTHORITY INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT Rautenstraus read in its entirety Resolution 011. Series 1947, 'A Resolution authorising the City of Louisville to enter into the 11470 Authority Intergovernmental Agreement.• fwndley stated that representatives of Louisville have met with representatives of other local governments in the 11-470 corridor in recent months to discuss the establishment of a M-470 authority. 7