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<br /> area." We are saying ok, if you do go beyond <br /> that area we do not want you to be involved in <br /> the 502 exclusion agreement. <br />Fauson: I have to agree with Kevin, that I don't think <br /> the City should have ever been involved. It <br /> should have been the two fire protection <br /> districts' agenda. They should have resolved <br /> this some time ago. The City became involved <br /> in this because of a commitment to Lincor that <br /> they would be included into the Louisville <br /> Fire Protection District. I think that was a <br /> misunderstanding on some of the people's part <br /> in the City. That was one reason we had to <br /> take this over because a commitment was made <br /> by the City. I don't think the City should be <br /> invol ved in the Louisville Fire Protection <br /> District's business or the Cherryvale's Fire <br /> Protection District business. It should <br /> always be that cooperation and that <br /> understanding that we live together. I don't <br /> think we should be involved in their business <br /> at all. <br />Sackett: What happens if you end up with a property <br /> owner who would develop a piece of land where <br /> half the building is in Cherryvale and half <br /> the building is in Louisville's Fire <br /> Protection District? <br />Klein: That has happened to some extent. The assessor <br /> tries to make his best guess on that. Fire <br /> Protection District boundaries have not been <br /> drawn logically, they have been drawn on what <br /> was easier where there were lines on the map <br /> to follow. That is how some of these things <br /> have ended up. What we are trying to do is <br /> bring that into a logical service area. What <br /> can we serve and what can they serve? We are <br /> saying we will give up these other areas but <br /> we would like to keep these areas. We've come <br /> to an agreement with the fire departments by <br /> saying this is ridiculous if it starts in the <br /> bathroom it's yours and if it goes in the <br /> kitchen it's ours, so we have come up with an <br /> agreement with the individual fire districts. <br /> We are currently cleaning that up with the <br /> exclusion and inclusion process with some <br /> other districts. With this particular <br /> exclusion I do not see that happening. These <br /> current boundaries follow lot lines, which <br /> coincides with some section lines and quarter <br /> 10 <br />