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ADJOURNED MEETING LOUISVILLE CITY COUNCIL HAY 7, 1973 Mayor Caranci called the meeting to order at 7:05 p.m. MDST. Mayor Caranci ordered roll call. Pres,ent were Councilmen Deborski, Donovan, King, and Scholl. Absent were Councilmen Domenico and Jensen. Also present was City Administrator Wurl. First item up for discussion was proposed Louisview Annexation. In attendance to submit the proposal was Stan Morris, president, Marc DeMarco and William McDowall. Mr. Morris stated that the pay-out was over a ten (10) year period and.that he wanted the annexation to be compatible with the City. Mr. McDowell indicated that they wouldn't begin to develop for a three (3) year period, which was affirmed by Mr. Morris. Councilman Deborski asked if they would delay until late Fall their proposed annexa- tion after we had an opportunity to establish what our utility program was going to be. The proponents indicated that they wished to initiate the annexation at this time. It wouldn't be completed until the end of the year. Councilman Deborski asked what water they had available. Mr. DeMarco indicated they had two (2) shares of South Boulder and Coal Creek. He said that based on estimates they had, that should produce sixteen million gallons of water per day. Councilman King commented that Ihe was in agreement with Councilman Deborski and pointed out that we had restrict- ed both Parkwood and North Louisville annexations by way of water taps. Councilman Donovan supported the other two councilmen and wanted us to consider additional industrial zoning or areas of annexation that could be zoned industrial. Councilman Domenico arrived at 7:25 p.m. MDST. Councilwoman Scholl concurred about the impact of growth and wanted to delay the proposed annexation until we had an opportunity to review the impact on the City and the School District on the two (2) annexations that Council are presently considering. Councilman King moved to table proposed annexation indl~finitely. Seconded by Councilwoman Scholl. The Mayor called for a roll call vote. Domenico yes, Donovan yes, King yes, Deborski yes, Scholl yes. Motion carried. The next item on the agenda was the proposed purchase of the Stein- baugh property. City Administrator Wurl outlined for Council the problem associated with the Federal Government turning down our request by Urban Renewal to provide sufficient monies in the Urban Renewal budget to permit us to purchase the property. The Mayor and the members of the City Coun~i requested that the City Administrator work up a suggested cost of the proposed Capital Improvements in the 1973 budget as well as those that hav been discussed this year, and also to submit a projection as to where the anticipated revenue would come from to cover the cost of the proposed projects. The projects discu.ssed were: 1. The proposed purchase of the Steinbaugh property. 2. The property as the corner of Spruce and LaFarge. 3. The proposed new fire hall. 4. The proposed City Shop area. As well as other Capital Improvements as proposed in the 1973 Budget.