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<br /> ...., <br /> submit that request and get that funded by the County <br /> and then have it lump sum reimbursed to us. That isn't <br /> a problem for us, that gets it out of the building permit <br /> and the extra cost. I don't have a problem funding that <br /> money for the period of time until that budget request <br /> could be made, one thing I would like to see is may be <br /> a little higher commitment level on the part of the <br /> County to fund that request. <br />Sackett: History is that Louisville took McCaslin and made it a <br /> major arterial and as a result the folks up there are <br /> having to deal with the need for access. This had been <br /> there previous to the time when we developed the <br /> master plan for that area. I know that newspapers said <br /> that I voted for the landfill and all that and the reason <br /> I didn't vote for the landfill was because you just have <br /> to be cognizant of what your neighbor's needs are when <br /> you do planning and it is true that we don't have any <br /> legal obligation to anybody but I think Louisville needs <br /> to have a reputation for fairness. It seems to me that <br /> given Mr. Phare and the folks from the County have sat <br /> down and figured out a reasonable plan to deal with our <br /> growth on McCaslin that it is appropriate for us to at <br /> least step to the table and say we are willing to <br /> accommodate their means. I think it is appropriate for <br /> the County to pitch in for their citizens, these are their <br /> citizens and the County and the City have been able to <br /> work together in the past and I guess the direction I <br /> would like to see administration take is that we are in <br /> this but we are not made of money, we are in this <br /> together to resolve this. The community around us <br /> need to have some assurances that if we are going to do <br /> things to improve our City that it won't be to the <br /> detriment of their property. That would be a good <br /> signal. <br />Fauson: I agree with that John. We should ask the County for <br /> reimbursement for that money and we should do that as <br /> soon as possible. If the County would so desire there <br /> may be some trade offs in some other areas where we <br /> could recover that in some of the roads that belong to <br /> the County or if we could just go ahead and enter that <br /> into their 1992 budget. <br /> 10 <br />