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Levihn moved that Council adopt Ordinance No. 1197, Series 1995, on second and final reading with amendments. Seconded by Howard. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 6 - 0 vote with Sisk being absent. INTERIM FINANCIAL REPORT - THROUGH JULY 31, 1995 Dianne Ray, Finance Director, presented the interim financial report. Mayer reminded Council that he had stated last year that the City's estimate for building permits this year was too high, which they were. He felt the preliminary number being used for next year is too high and he wanted that looked into. Lathrop stated that they wanted to look into having contractual services be split out as a line item. STERLING ANNEXATION (HOME DEPOT) RESOLUTION NO. 42, SERIES 1995 - OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE, COLORADO, FINDING SUBSTANTIAL COMPLIANCE OF A PETITION FOR ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN PROPERTY FILED BY BELLOCK CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES KNOWN AS STERLING HEIGHTS, THE SETTING OF A PUBLIC HEARING THEREON Peter Kernkamp, Planner, stated that No. 1 was a resolution on substantial compliance, No. 2 is an ordinance annexing property to the City of Louisville on first reading and setting a public hearing, and No. 3 is an ordinance establishing, upon annexation, Commercial Business zoning on the property. He pointed out that there was a correction to be made on Resolution No. 42, Section 4, the date for the public hearing should be October 3, 1995. He explained that this annexation involved some existing right-of-way that was platted as part of the Sterling Heights Subdivision located in unincorporated Boulder County immediately adjacent to the proposed Home Depot site. The County Commissioners had signed the petition for annexation. Upon annexation the City would vacate the right-of-way. Bellock Construction had made arrangements with the adjoining property owner to whom that vacated right-of-way would go to, to acquire that property and incorporate it into the Home Depot site. Most of the vacated fight-of-way would be developed as a landscaped buffer between the proposed Home Depot and the existing residential development to the west. He stated that the City had received the Final Plat and PUD for Home Depot and it had passed on a preliminary basis from Planning Commission. It will be going back to Planning Commission on September 12 and will come to Council on October 3, 1995, along with the annexation. Davidson called for applicant's presentation. Applicant not present.