City Council Minutes 1999 09 07 - Laserfiche WebLink

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Approval of Agreement for Construction of Flow Measuring Device Along Rock Creek Award Bid - Recreation Center Tennis Court Lights Rejection of Bids - Gateway Design Work and Lake Park Landscaping Appointment to Planning Commission - Tom McAvinew Appointment to DRCOG - Councilman Jay Keany Bill Simmons, City Administrator, reported that the City anticipates completing the Gateway Design Project this year, as all the prairie dogs have been successfully relocated. Mayer stated that the cost of the household hazardous waste program has increased significantly from year-to-year. He explained that the Boulder County Recycling Authority and the Consortium of Cites are reviewing the program and will attempt to locate new ways of financing it. PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA NONE COUNCIL INFORMATIONAL COMMENTS ON PERTINENT ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA Mayer reported that he has been contacted by residents regarding the new boundaries of the Monarch K-8 School. He stated that the proposed boundaries could have significant impacts on Louisville residents. He requested that the Mayor Pro-Tem and the City Administrator insure that Council is kept aware of the options and when input can be provided. Sisk stated that he, also, has been contacted by residents concerned about the new boundaries of the Monarch K-8 School. He has spoken with Don Orr from the School District and has been informed that the boundaries are still under consideration. He agreed that Council should continue to monitor the progress. Sisk commended Elle Cabbage, Event Coordinator, for the very successful Louisville Fall Festival. He stated that attendance at several Festival events increased from previous years. He extended thanks to all the volunteers for their extraordinary efforts. 2