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..,. basically the agreement sets out the regulations that will apply to the territory subject to the agreement. Howard: I would like this section as least clarified. Hornbostel: If anything was agreed upon and amended all eight parties had to sign off on the amendment. Griffiths: If there are other areas that need to be clarified, please let me know. Sackett: I do think it is a better route to go, Empire to 42 and talk to Lafayette about finalizing our open space in that area. If we get a chance to consider this, I would go for this. Carnival: The stance that Broomfield is taking is that they have the Special Improvement District or the 96th Street Interchange does not get built. Davidson: I would say that they are looking at whatever assistance they can get in hoping to fund the Interchange. It a matter of whether Louisville wants to form a Special Improvement District that would include newly annexed land. I think this kind of thing should go on as a separate agreement. Carnival: There would be nothing wrong with acknowledging that we would be willing to work with the SID through volunteer commitment from any of the property owners that feel they can benefit from the interchange. Hornbostel: We have not heard from STC to see if they really want this SID. We do not want to force people to belong to this. If there is too much stuff in the agreement, it sets the agreement up to fail. A lot of the issues that are being brought tonight are just being brought up at the Technical Committee meet- ings. Davidson: On page 4, Section 5 under the Annexation Provisions. We keep going to the meetings and we keep covering that Louisville and Broomfield are going to have an agreement, and Lafayette and Broomfield are going to have an agreement, but they keep writing it as if Louisville, Lafayette and Broomfield are going to have an agreement. Broomfield 8