City Council Agenda and Packet 1984 08 07

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• 7/19/84 Page -2- Road improvements this year. Columbia Savings' position was that they would make the funds available immediately, if Columbine Names can secure assurances of adequate building permits as outlined in the subdivision agree- ment dated September 6, 1983. Also Columbia's position was simple and straightforward, they cannot fund a development loan if Columbine cannot sell, build and close homes. For the remainder of 1984 they were requesting Certificates of Occupancy and taps for the following:November, 1984 10 December, ,1984 10 Certificates of Occupancy for 1985 January 12 February 10 March 5 April 12 May 12 June 12 July 12 Mr. Brishehan stated that Columbine Homes would place its own moratorium on any land- scaping, sodding or seeding on all the above mentioned homes, until the City is satisfied that the water shortage has been eliminated, or October, 1985 whichever occurs sooner. Mr. Brisnehan proposed the following Council action to resolve this situation to the satisfaction of the City of Louisville, Columbia Savings and Loan Association, as well as Columbine Homes. 1. Authorize the fast tract design and con- struction of the Howard Berry Water Plant as proposed by Hoinart. 2. Remove the moratorium on 1984 building permits, with the condition that the units will not be occupied until October 1, 1984. 3. Allow 1985 permits to be issued next year with the condition that no landscaping will be permitted until the City has determined that the water supply problem has been corrected, or until October 1, 1985. Councilman Luce Stated our primary problem is one of safety. It was his opinion that if Columbine Homes had a problem with their lending instituion that perhaps they should obtain the services of another. He felt that water was a secondary issue in this matter; it was a problem of in- gress and egress from the subdivision onto South Boulder Road. •