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283 Mr. Maxson inquired how the annexation would affect the adjacent properties should they opt for annexation in the future, considering that there is a dump which presumably the City would not want to annex. Mr. Mercer replied that the Council considers annexation requests on their own merits. He stated that the item would be postponed for two weeks to the next Council meeting, during which time the staff could look into his inquiries about easements, police services, and sewage system costs. Ms. Mohr inquired if the City would get a percentage of the sales tax paid by the concessioners at the park. She added that the City's police force was concerned that its involvement in the park has always been reactive rather than proactive and asked about the legitimacy of police surveillance to prevent problems from arising once annexation is done. Mr. Walker indicated that this could be part of the agreement with the District. Mr. Tarver stated that the two Police Chiefs could come up with an agreement in terms of how the relationship would work. Ms. Mohr asked if the annexation of part of Stanley Blvd. would give the City a better control of the road and if that portion is fully improved or would the City have to spend City funds to bring it up to standard. Mr. Elliott replied that the annexation includes both sides of the street and the railroad all the way to Kaiser Sand and Gravel. It has four lanes and is intended to remain such. Mr. Mercer concluded that this item would be continued to the next Council meeting. 7. SPECIAL AND INFORMATION REPORTS Item 7a Actions of the Board of Adjustment, Design Review Board and Planninq Commission at their Meetings of 8-23-89 Mr. Swift presented his report (IR 89:63) regarding the matter. No action was required or taken by the Council on this item. -16- 9-5-89