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3/6/84 Page -10- Councilman Leary suggested the 15 year plan be another concern to be added to the memorandum - peferred 25 years going to the year 2010. City Administrator Directed Councilman Leary moved, Councilman Cussen to Proceed seconded that the City .Administrator be dir-e~ted to proceed on the elements of his memorandum and adding looking into a 25 year plan ho:riz on . Councilman Woodson Inquired if the land is purchased as open space, why is there a time period of 25 years when that is reviewed again? Administrator Wu:r1 stated if the land were acquired it would forever be open space. Felt that they were dealing with the planning component in terms of when you would agree to leave things in the agricultural zone, or the planning zone versus the urban services area. The 15 year plan seemed to be the one used by Boulder County in all their discussions. Vote on the Motion Question called for. All in favor. Motion carried unanimously 7-0. PUBLIC COMMENTS Ivan Urnovitz, 1016 Main St. Mr. Urnovitz stated that at the last council Museum - Historical Commission meeting when the lease for the Museum was being discussed, he heard some comments that left him somewhat disturbed and he fe:Lt that there was a lack of communication by the Historical Commission. They had worked with the city staff and felt that council wars aware of what they were doing and what they were planning. In the future they will be making presentations periodically so that council will be aware of their plans, goals, and how they intend to achieve those goals. Would make a full presentation at the March 20-th meeting; wished to comment on a few conerns that Councilmen Luce and Leary ex- pressed. The changes that were made to Lease lease were acceptable to the Historical Commission. When the length of the lease wars being discussed in the Commission and discussing it with the City Attorney a period of time was not specified. But the 99 year figure came up as something that seemed to show that the City was making a good commit- ment to the Museum. They felt this was im- portant because they think they are going to have a creditability problem.