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involves some paperwork and some releases from the former property owners. It would be beneficial if we did not deliver the Quit Claim Deed until such time as the funds are released. Mr. Bronstein has been advised of this and it is satisfactory with him. It would also be protective of the City. Mayor Fauson closed the public hearing. Sackett moved to adopt Ordinance No. 1050, Series 1991 - Transferring by Quit Claim Deed any Title and Interest of the City of Louisville in Certain Easements and Right-of-Ways as amended and the Quit Claim Deed not be delivered until such time as the funds are released to the City; seconded by Szymanski. Roll call was taken on the motion. Motion passed 6-0. Councilman Sackett requested that Item I under regular business; Agreements with Cherryvale Fire Protection District and Louisville Fire Protection Districts to exclude certain properties from Cherryvale Fire Protection District be moved prior to going into the Executive Session. All in favor. AGREEMENTS WITH CHERRYVALE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT AND LOUISVILLE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICTS TO EXCLUDE CERTAIN PROPERTIES FROM CHERRYVALE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT Annette Brand, City Administrator, reviewed the proposed agreement between the City of Louisville and Cherryvale Fire Protection District. Revisions have been made by the City of Louisville City Attorney. Kevin Klein, Fire Chief of Cherryvale Fire Protection District, has not had an opportunity to take this revision back to the Cherryvale Fire Protection District Board. Brand explained to Council that the 5th "Whereas," in the agreement states that Louisville has entered into an intergovernmental agreement with Louisville Fire Protection District. That is in process now. Brand will be meeting with the Louisville Fire Protection District to review the agreement. The agreement talks about there being no policy in the City of Louisville for Louisville land to be served by Louisville Fire Protection District. The City of Louisville has annexed some property that is in the Cherryvale District and Cherryvale doe not intend to be obligated for that property beyond January 1, 1992. The agreement also mentions that there are covenants and agreements; the first one is the covenant that the Cherryvale Fire Protection District would reconsider its decision of October 9, 1990 where it declined to exclude this property from its district. In the agreement Cherryvale has agreed to exclude the property in question and also agrees to exclude three additional parcels at the time they are annexed, if Cherryvale is petitioned to do so by the owners of the property. There are two other parcels that are on the other side of Highway 36 which would 7