City Council Agenda and Packet 1982 01 05

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p.mir „Irgrw, 411 12/15/81 Page -2- AMENDMENT TO ANNEXATION Administrator Wurl advised the signed AGREEMENT - CENTENNIAL VALLEY agreement had been received from the AND AGREEMENT COLORADO DEPT. developers '- Homart and Jacobs/Kahan. OF HIGHWAYS He also stated that in the event that the developers could finalize the agree- ment by tomorrow, December 16, 1981, they would like to present this to Council so that they could meet with the State Hiway Commission on December 17, 1981. If the material is received by noon of December 16th, a continued meeting would be called for Council to review the agreement on December 16, 1981 at 7:30 P.M. • Administrator Wurl advised one of the changes the developers wished to make with the Colo- rado Department of Hiways was to place a cap on the total cost; the second thing was the amount of land that would have to be acquired and the limit for this purchase was set at $50,000. AUDIENCE CONiIENTS None CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT City Attorney read the Ordinance by title ORDINANCE #746 -- BIELLA only and certified proper publication. ANNEXATION - PUBLIC HEARING Mayor Caranci opened the public hearing and called on Director Rupp who stated that the annexation was approved by the Planning Commission at their meeting of November 10th by a vote of 5-2. A slide presentation was shown of the area of approximately 35 acres divided by Coal Creek. The adjacent zoning shows that Louisville city limits does lie within the 1500' setback limit illustrated in the City's Comprehensive Plan and is aho`a for open space. Water and sewer utilities are not immediately available to the site and there are nc proposal requests by the applicant. The present zoning is 18 acres for commercial and 15 acres for agricultural use, with the commerical use being near Dillon Road. The application has been in process for several months.