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-- . which abuts 287 on the west side and just north of Dillon Road. This is in the IGA. Griffiths: There is nothing in the Northwest Parkway Agreement that would limit Louisville's ability to annex the property. The IGA does affect the ability to alter the current uses or current permitted uses of the property. The Neumann's can continue to use the property even though it is designated as open space for its current purposes. I understand the agreement would permit. other purposes which are permitted by the current zoning. They could change the uses to those currently permitted. What the IGA does do is say if you change from the currently permitted or used purposes, then an amendment to the IGA would be necessary and that would have to be in agreement by all the parties. One of the questions here would be if the Neumann's would want to proceed with the annexation without the change in the zoning to a commercial use from the current uses. Sackett: I would say highly unlikely given that the annexation agreement is going to assure that we can provide utilities there. Neumann: The utilities is one of the major reasons for wanting to annex and if we were restricted to the use the way it is now, I would have to think about it and talk to my husband. If it would be possible, in the future, to change the use and annex now with the possibility of getting the utilities I would think that would be something that we would like to consider. Fauson: This could be changed after 1995? Franklin: There is always room for review. There is nothing so locked in that it couldn't be considered. The IGA suggests a 1995 reality check and the County eludes to that. Of course, our zoning and planning is in a constant process of flux depending upon development trends and needs. Griffiths: The 1995 date is set out in the agreement and means that if the Northwest Parkway is not funded by 1995 by 6 ~-