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Mayer: <br /> <br />infrastructure, which is not being <br />considered. If we're going to do <br />any kind of annexation, we must be <br />sure that the total system can take <br />the burden of that annexation. You <br />must have three things going: one, <br />as low a density as possible; two, <br />have direct ties to school <br />facilities; three, to ensure that <br />the pace of the housing coming on <br />line doesn't outstrip our <br />infrastructure requirements, i.e., <br />that our water plant is close enough <br />to completion that we're assured <br />that the City can service all of the <br />new growth. If we can put <br />provisions in that to address these <br />items, then there is a chance. If <br />we can't address them, if we're <br />going to be forced into an <br />annexation process, I can guarantee <br />you that my vote will be for the <br />lowest density agricultural that <br />you've ever seen in your life. One <br />house for every five acres. <br /> <br />Because of the timing and what's <br />happening in Louisville, if you want <br />the project to have a chance, you'll <br />have to show how, when you make <br />money, it's an advantage to the <br />folks out there. <br /> <br />Wall: <br /> <br />We're here to listen. We would like <br />citizen input and to have another <br />Work Session to work through this. <br />We are concerned for the community. <br /> <br />Daniel Kelman, 311 South Taft Court, Louisville. <br /> <br />Kelman: <br /> <br />The plan in Louisville has simply <br />been that growth is good for the <br />past couple of years. I've only <br />lived here two years. In the last <br />two years I've seen incredible <br />growth. I don't have kids, so I've <br />not been involved in the school <br />issue. There is a comprehensive <br />plan in the works for growth. I <br />would hope that any comprehensive <br />plan that we talk about in growth <br />for Louisville would include issues <br /> <br />12 <br /> <br /> <br />