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City Council Meeting Minutes June 6, 2006 Page 15 of 16 The final painting and carpeting of the interior are being completed. Staff has requested estimates for additional items for the building exterior. Those items include tile around the base of the building and concrete columns on the Spruce Street side of the building. The exterior site is now being prepared for the Street Faire. Deputy City Manager Boyd stated if Council would like a tour of the new library she would schedule a date. City Manager Simmons reported he and the Deputy City Manager met with a transportation planner with Fehr & Peers, to review downtown traffic patterns in order to establish a parking plan. A workshop will be held on June 29 and the final plan will be presented to City Council on July 15, 2006. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT City Attorney Light reviewed the Settlement Documents for the Mayhoffer Quiet Title and presented a diagram illustrating the property. He also reported Special Counsel in the Hamon lawsuit has filed a motion to dismiss in that case. An email was received from Hamon's counsel relative to settlement discussions. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT Public Works Director Phare reported the City's raw water supply is in good shape. The Public Works Department will continue to monitor the water supply. The reuse waterline is being used to irrigate the Coal Creek Golf Course. Land Management Director Scott Robson reported on the rental of the Caranci Pavilion for City events and private reservations. Live music permits are not being allowed at the Community Park or at the Band Shell. Reservations of the Community Park are restricted to parties of 250 people or less. He also reported on the Skate Park repair negotiations with the contractor. The contractors will begin repairs to the Skate Park on July 13 and is scheduled to complete those repairs by August 18. Council member Muckle inquired as to the open space encroachments in the City. Robson stated the Land Management Department continues to monitor the encroachments into the open space.. City Manager Simmons reported on the following: . The City has received an application for the rezoning of the Gateway Subdivision Replat A by McStain Neighborhoods. . Work is being done at the Louisville Cemetery. Fifty percent of the lot sales go to the perpetual care of the cemetery. The bases of the monuments are being reset.