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Louisville City Council Meeting May 2, 2000 Page 3 Bill Simmons, City Administrator reported on the status of the St. Louis Parish building permits. He stated that in March of 2000, the St. Louis Parish applied for a building permit to install soundproofing and fencing around the facilities. Simmons stated that the building permit application was made in conformance with the recommendation of a acoustical engineer. The permit also included a June 1, 2000 deadline, which was set by the Catholic Archdiocese and not by the City. Simmons noted that the City would like to have the project completed earlier. Simmons reported that Staff is currently reviewing other St. Louis Church Parish permits. With respect to the St. Louis Church building permits, Mayer asked that Council be kept informed as direct inspections are made. Mayer stated that Public Service New Century Energy Foundation recommended educational grants for seven teachers for the upcoming year. Out of the seven, two were Louisville Middle school teachers and Mayer stated that this was a tremendous honor. Mayer congratulated the Staff and the teachers of the Louisville Middle School. He asked that the City recognize the two Louisville Middle School teachers for their outstanding work. Keany stated that he and his wife attended a local performance of the musical "Grease" at Monarch School, and recommended it to all those in attendance. He also stated that his wife and two daughters had attended the local performance of "42nd Street" at Centaurus High School and found it most enjoyable. Keany encouraged the community to support the local schools by attending their theater productions. PROCLAMATION - OLDER AMERICANS MONTH - MAY, 2000 Davidson proclaimed the month of May, 2000 as Older Americans Month. Davidson read and presented the proclamation to the Louisville Senior Board Members: Harriet Olson, Artys Galligar, Delores Gague, Rich Olson, Imadail Pearson, Ann Huffman, Arthur Symanski, Ron Leggett and Keith Kirby. Mr. Rich Olson accepted the proclamation and thanked the Mayor and Council on behalf of the Louisville Senior Board. Olson presented Mayor Davidson with an official "Louisville Slugger's" tee shirt. He invited the Mayor and Council to attend a luncheon on Wednesday, May 10, 2000, at the Louisville Senior Center, to celebrate Older Americans Month.