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..,. for. I do believe we have some commer- cial areas, I think it is important that we do emphasis the K-Mart and King Soopers, commercial area for develop- ment. We do need to keep our tax dollars in the city. I have to agree with Councilwoman Hornbostel and Councilman Davidson and will not accept this annex- ation. Szymanski: I too have to agree with Councilwoman Hornbostel and Councilman Davidson and go ahead and deny this request. Howard: Before we vote on this I would like to have a chance to discuss this with council before we go into the vote. Howard moved to go into Executive Session at this time to discuss the issue before Council. Due to a lack of a second motion dies. Hornbostel moved that this annexation and petition request be denied, seconded by Szymanski. By Roll Call Vote motion passed 5-1 with Mayor Fauson voting no. DISCUSSION/DIRECTION - NORTHWEST PARKWAY: INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENTS - SET PUBLIC HEARING Griffiths: I was scheduled to meet with attorneys in Boulder County, with Lafayette, Superior and Broomfield. We have met and I would like to report to you my understanding from that meeting on the ten items I identified to you in my memo of January 25th. First I did express a concern that Louisville would not likely support the MTDC plan unless it includes the Northwest Parkway and expressed very strongly that Louisville felt it was important to have as part of the Northwest Parkway agreement, an agreement from Broomfield that it would not annex and would not extend water or sewer service into the unincorporated territory north of Carbon Road. The agreement should be binding and be part of the Northwest Parkway agreement and that a letter of intent would not be adequate. It also should be in effect for at least 20 years. I was advised by the acting City Attorney for Broomfield that Broomfield City Council had not yet 11