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3 Special Meeting February 2, 1987 Page 3 other Council Members before third reading regarding Exemptions per- taining to Part E.l.02 regarding the MGD's authorization to issue bonds. Mr. Eankins stated the Council has the right to limit the total bonded indebtedness and what the MUD can bond for. Mayor Younger stated he does not want to control the amount of bonds if it would keep the pro- ject from getting off the ground and they are already controlled some- what by the Water Commission. Council will consider whether or not to delete from the City's MUD Creation Ordinance provisions as gutters, inlets, curbs, culverts and bridges being bonded or not. Mr. hankins stated the City's approval right is taken away the way Section 1.04 is presently written. Mayor Younger wants Mr. Lewis to look at accept- able wording for the City to be able to stop construction if the MUD is doing anything badly. Council was in consensus of a stoppage for thirty days and injunction procedure if the delay is to be more than thirty days and to add the word "unecessarily" to Section 1.04. Mr. hankins stated Section 1.04 affects every provision of the agreement. It was consensus of both parties to delete Section 1.04 from the Agree- ment in its entirety. Mr. Coddington stated he thinks the Water Commis- sion has enough safeguards in place regarding Section 2.02, and Mr. Hankins stated he wants there to be wording added for the City's ap- proval. Mayor Younger and Mr. Coddington we~ in agreement with the word- ing presented in Section 2.02 and Messrs. Farr and Nicola and Ms. Kissler want our Ordinance to retain the approval process. The Council directed suggested amendments be made to the City's MUD Ordinance and presented at the next meeting for the Council to decide what amendments they want. Mayor Younger wanted to know if the MUD would have unlimited assessment authority in Section 2.04(b), and Mayor Younger was advised the Board is elected from the people of the District. Mayor Younger expressed concern in Section 3.01 regarding no disruption of service, and Ms. Richardson advised Mayor Younger this is in regard to disruption of right rather than service. The Council discussed water and wastewater LUEs of approximately $5.7 million for the regional facilities and $25 million total and Mr. Gonzalez advised the City would be getting a lump sum "up front" with this agreement. Mr. Hankins stated in Sec- tion 3.04 the debt will be assumed by all citizens if annexed before the bond debt is retired. Mr. Gonzalez stated there is a problem with the wording in Section 3.08(b). he wants the City to be more involved in the selection of the project engineer and will work on proposed language for the third reading of the Ordinance. Mr. Gonzalez stated additioml language needs to be added to Section 3.11 regarding the City charges. The City does not have coordination in Section 4.01. Mr. Gonzalez read language for the Council's approval. Mr. Lewis said they agree to operate and maintain and have open to the public the parkland, and that they may designate other areas just for the City. Mr. Hankins stated City park standards have not been addressed. Mayor Younger stated he has no problem with Section 5.01, and Mr. Hankins stated the City needs more flexibility in this Section. Mr. Lewis agreed to a lower percentage figure, and Council agreed to 90%. Mr. Lewis agreed to 95%. Mr. Hankins is not in agreement with the language in Article 9 and wants language incorporated for occurrence prior to issuance of bonds or be null and void. Article 10 needs to provide the City will provide the services if it chooses to do so, or they can get service elsewhere. In the third reading packet, the January 21,1987 agreements will be provided to the Council with a memorandum to state all amendments that need to be considered by the Council formally. On roll call the following vote was recorded: AYE: Codùington, Farr, Younger, Kissler. NAY: Nicola. ABSTAIN: None.