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fee required for the meter resulting in a savings of <br />approximately $44,900. <br />Williamson stated that specifically the Fire Station <br />is requesting that. they be granted a 2" tap, but <br />only pay for 3/4" tap, the normal domestic tap. <br />Williamson feels that the City's Code does not give <br />the Council, in hi.s opinion, the discretion to do <br />that. "There is r.~o provision for allowing discounts <br />or paying for different size taps than are being <br />received." The need for a 2" tap is based upon the <br />fact that the Fire District is unable to provide <br />their emergency fire protection water from the <br />hydrants. This line and tap would be inside the <br />building. Williamson suggests that staff explore <br />with the Fire District the possibility of an <br />intergovernmental agreement between the District and <br />the City in order to provide services for the City <br />as an offset against the tap fee. <br />Chuck Schmidt, Chief of the Fire Protection <br />District, stated ghat the 2" water meter is to be <br />used only for fil]Ling pumpers and tankers and would <br />certainly explore any ideas including an <br />intergovernmental agreement with the City. <br />Staff and Council explored several ways to approach <br />this issue. <br />Hundley suggested that up-fronting any costs <br />incurred as a result of the Cherryvale Fire <br />Protection exclusion process could be a <br />consideration than the Louisville Fire Protection <br />District might make to the City of Louisville. <br />Hundley stated that although there could be no <br />waiving of sewer 'tap fees, another consideration is <br />assessing only "out of pocket" expenses on <br />inspection fees. <br />Mayor Fauson sugg~°sted that this matter be handled <br />administratively .and allow the City Administrator to <br />look at all the considerations and work with the <br />Fire District to find a mutually acceptable <br />agreement. <br />Hundley stated that he would work with Mr. Schmidt <br />as quickly as possible to work out an <br />intergovernmental agreement in consideration of <br />offsetting water tap fees. <br />ORDINANCE #948 - COAL CREEK RANCH ANNEXATION - <br />PUBLIC HEARING Mayor Fauson opened the public hearing. Hundley <br />stated that he and the City Attorney met with <br />representatives of Coal Creek Associates wherein <br />2 <br />