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City Council Meeting Minutes December 5, 2006 Page 5 of 21 Mayor Sisk agreed, but noted the budget constrictions require the lowest bidder. He suggested contacting the service relative to using green cleaning products. MOTION: Mayor Pro Tem Brown moved to award bid to Better Business Cleaning for Building Maintenance Contract, seconded by Council member Clabots. Roll call vote was taken. The motion passed by a vote of 7-0. RESOLUTION No. 56, SERIES 2006 - A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE HOYLE PROPERTY AMENDMENT TO SOUTHEAST BOULDER COUNTY, SOUTH 96TH STREET, DILLON ROAD AND US 287 AREA COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT PLAN INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT - PUBLIC HEARING - (continued from 10/17/06) ORDINANCE No. 1456, SERIES 2004 - AN ORDINANCE ZONING PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE HOYLE PROPERTY - 2nd reading PUBLIC HEARING Mayor Sisk requested a Staff presentation. City Attorney Light explained the Hoyle property is the 33.78-acre parcel on the north side of Oillon Road and owned by the Hoyle Family Trust, and represented by represented by Mr. Richard Lopez. Ordinance No. 1452, Series 2004, approved on July 20, 2004, annexed the property to the City. The annexation was completed after the Boulder County Oistrict Court ruled the property was an enclave entitled to annexation. Upon annexation, the owners filed a request for City Industrial zoning. The property is designated as Rural Preservation Area under the Southeast Boulder County, South 96th Street, Dillon Road and US 287 Comprehensive Plan Intergovernmental Agreement i("IGA"). Under the IGA, Rural Preservation Area parcels are intended to remain unincorporated and in a primarily agricultural or very low-density residential character, pursuant to County zoning and development regulations. The property is designated as subject to the IGA with a preferred land use of Industrial under the Framework Plan of Louisville's 2005 Citywide Comprehensive Plan. The Comprehensive Plan notes an IGA amendment is necessary to effectuate the preferred land use for the property. After annexation of the property the City Council directed staff to meet with Mr. Lopez and Boulder County representatives to discuss options for a mutual agreement regarding zoning of the property. Those discussions resulted in a proposal to process the enclosed Hoyle Property Amendment to the IGA and City Council previously gave direction to refer the proposed Amendment to the other parties to the IGA. Under this Amendment, the property may be zoned City Industrial upon arrangement being made for payment of a fee of $14,000 per developable acre. The fee would be paid on