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Louisville City Council Meeting September 7, 2004 Page 3 of 12 Mayor Sisk also addressed the comments expressed relative to the new library, the Louisville Volunteer Fire Department, and the public access cable television channel. He congratulated and thanked all the volunteers for a successful Fall Festival. REGULAR BUSINESS DISCUSSION/DIRECTION - DAVID WALDMAN - REQUEST TO AMEND FABER ANNEXATION AGREEMENT Mayor Sisk requested a Staff presentation. Planning Director Paul Wood reviewed that the property owner, Mr. David Waldman, is requesting to amend the underlying Faber Annexation Agreement. The Farber Annexation was annexed to the City in 1985 and zoned to Residential Rural (RR). Section three of the Annexation Agreement stated the subject property "shall not contain more than two residential units, either now or in the future". The Leffingwell residence occupies Lot 2 and the Waldman residence occupies Lot 1, resulting in two residential units. Mr. Waldman is seeking an amendment to the annexation agreement to increase the overall number of dwelling units from two to a total of three. If the Amendment to the Annexation Agreement is authorized, Mr. Waldman will apply for a subdivision replat of Lot 1 into two lots for the purpose of building an additional home. Wood reviewed the proposed language of the Agreement, which would allow for one additional unit to be located on Lot 1, and would require approval by the City of a subdivision replat and a planned unit development plan in compliance with all City codes and standards. In conjunction with any future subdivision of Lot 1, the owner would grant to the City of Louisville a perpetual and irrevocable deed of conservation easement over the westernmost 1.5 acres. Wood reviewed the Framework Agreement between the Waldmans and their respective neighbors, the Leffingwells and the Barnes. The agreement sets forth private covenants and restrictions, which pertain to the Waldman property. Mayor Sisk requested an Applicant presentation. David Waldman 225 Continental View Drive, Louisville, CO expressed his thanks to the City Council, City Staff and his neighbors for their cooperation. City Attorney Sam Light outlined the City Council's three options as follows: 1) Approve a motion to take no further action on the requested Amendment. 2) Approve a motion to adopt the proposed Amendment to the Annexation Agreement. 3) Defer action on the proposed Amendment and direct that the proposed Amendment be packaged with an amendment of the Boulder View Subdivision Agreement, a subdivision replat and a PUD request.