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Louisville City Council Meeting February 6, 2001 Page 18. Davidson suggested having a final meeting on the Public Service application. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT City Administrator Bill Simmons reported that the Humane Society Agreement has been signed. He also reminded Council of the Tuesday, February 13th work session with the Local Licensing Authority and the Colorado Municipal League. Items for the March 13th work session will be the waste disposal information from the Recycling Authority. Mayer suggested inviting Chuck Callahan to respond to questions about the transition through the IGA process. COUNCIL COMMENTS AND COMMITTEE REPORTS Davidson reported that Dianne Shank has resigned from the Louisville Housing Authority to accept a position with the Boulder Housing Authority. Davidson reported that Mayors' Along the Turnpike will meet with Governor Owen on Friday to discuss the transportation plan for the Turnpike, rapid transit and light rail. He noted that the Governor has requested that only one Staff person attend and that Heather Balser has been asked to attend. Sisk reported that he represented Council at the Monarch School meeting earlier this evening. He stated that there were a great number of people in attendance, students, parents, counselors and staff members. He reported that the comments offered in Brittany Chambers death ranged from grief and blame, to prevention. He stated the consensus of those in attendance was that the community needs to come together. He suggested that, at a future work session, Council meet with members of the police department and initiate an activity to hold forums for parents and their children and perhaps develop an outreach program for the community. Brown concurred with the Councilman Sisk's comments and suggested that someone from the Scho61 District could also be attendance at such meetings. He asked that the discussion of the Community Park be added to the work session agenda and a potential proposal for amenities/authorities/enhancements ordinance or measure for discussion before the November election. He stated that he spoke with a representative from a neighboring city, with regard to the Arts Alive Facility proposal and noted that there is interest, which may lead to a Intergovernmental Agreement. He also noted that the sister cities are interested in looking at a countywide library district. He stated that a significant 18