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CONSEN~ C~]'.RNDAR <br /> <br />Davidson called for any changes to the Consent Calendar other than <br />the: change requested by Sisk. <br /> <br />NONE <br /> <br />Davidson moved that Council approve the Consent Calendar. Seconded <br />by Mayer. <br /> <br />Sisk asked that the record reflect that he is abstaining from the <br />Bungalow Liquor License application. <br /> <br />Ail in favor. <br /> <br />APPROVAL OF MINUTES <br />APPROVAL OF BILLS <br />APPROVE RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE RENEWAL - BUNGALOW LIQUORS <br />APPROVE MAPPING FOR 96TH STREET REALIGNMENT PLANNING <br />APPROVE AWARD OF BID - WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT <br />AUthORIZATION TO OBTAIN BIDS - 2 FORD CROWN VICTORIA POLICE CARS <br /> <br />PUBLIC COMMENTS - ON ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA <br /> <br />Davidson called for public comments on items not on the Agenda. <br /> <br />Jim Maurer, 445 Greenwood Lane, Longmont, CO, spoke regarding <br />acc:ess to a parcel of land adjacent to Coal Creek Filing No. 4. He <br />has. current and legal access off of Dillon Road granted to him by <br />Boulder County. There is possible future alignment of Dillon Road <br />and~or the 88th Street/Dillon Road intersection by the City of <br />Louisville, thus creating a need for an extended easement or <br />frontage road for him at that time. His intent was to get access <br />from the developers side. He stated that a workable 30 ft. access <br />easement was arrived at by Council and Planning Commission, which <br />was. drawn on the final PUD allowing for a 30 ft. access off of St. <br />Andrews Lane at a 7% grade and didn't need to cross the bike path. <br />He stated that also on the PUD was an easement adjacent to that for <br />a bike trail to connect St. Andrews Lane to Dillon Road. On June <br />16, 1992, Council passed Resolution No. 43, Series 1992, including <br />conditions 1 - 8. Condition No. 8 of the executive summary stated <br />that the developer has agreed to accommodate Mr. Maurer's request <br />for access other than Dillon Road. It is Mr. Maurer's obligation <br />to furnish the necessary documents, as Mr. Maurer's property is not <br />annexed, but is contiguous to Louisville. The City cannot grant <br />water and sewer taps. Maurer stated that he and Mr. Bellock had <br />the paperwork near completion on both the vehicular access easement <br />and. the sewer and water tap when he realized that the developer had <br />taken the liberty of changing the grade within that easement from <br />7% to 23%, thereby rendering the access easement useless. Maurer <br />couldn't sign the easement agreement at that time, because of the <br />unu.sable grading change. He was told that it had been changed due <br /> <br />2 <br /> <br /> <br />