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'Manager said on Resolution No. 2890, the area involves an unincorporated area and thus includes deferred assessments. Mayor Keller wondered if this was similar to the annexation request which was denied at the ~ meeting of April 24. Assistant Manager said this project would serve ~ other lots, but a sewer would go into an area that affects one or two lots in the area considered for denial of annexation Monday evening. Mayor Keller wondered if this was going through an unincorporated area, why the annexation request for April 24 was denied on the same basis. Jim Saul said this area is being served by the sanitary sewer, has been in the City for an excess of ten years, and was just recently sub- divided. He noted the sewer would go though a minimal unincorporated area. Regarding the annexation denied Monday evening, the area would extend from Hickory to Sisters View. He said the south half of the lots between Hickory and Sisters View and all on Sisters View would not be served from this sewer, but would require sewer extension from about 1200 feet away, all of which is an unincorporated area. Vote was taken on the motion, which carried unanimously. Res. No. 2891--Authorizing initiating process for street paving, sanitary sewer, and storm sewer construction within 1st Addition to Leahy Plat on Pearl Street adjacent to 1st Addition to Leahy Plat (1484) was read by number and title. Mr. Hamel moved, seconded by Mr. Delay, to adopt the resolution. Motion carried unanimously. VI. Request of West University Neighbors to Intervene in Construction of Proposed Parking Structure by Sacred Heart Hospital Manager noted this request had come from the West University Neighbors (WUN) requesting that Council intervene. A memo attached to the agenda was distributed regarding the possible procedure in handling the matter. Also, a Planning Department memo on the subject and other letters from the WUN have been distributed. He noted the high interest in the neigh- borhood in this particular parking structure. Questions were raised regarding the Council's proceeding on the matter. Staff felt it woulQ be appropriate to have the matter immediately referred to the Neighborhood Planning Team, which i,ncludes members of WUN and Sacred Heart Hospital. A building permit application for the structure has not been filed at this time. Also, he noted a number of points had been brought up in the memo dated April 26 from West University Neighbors. Staff would prefer to respond in writing to Council at next week's meeting. He reiterated it seemed most appropriate that the matter be discussed with the hospital and the city neighborhood group among themselves before sending it to the Planning Commission. - Mr. Williams assumed that the only grounds upon which the City Council could be asked to intervene would be regarding design of the structure. He questioned legal counsel if that is a question that normally comes - 4-26-78--4 l'lS 1'1