Revitalization Commission Agenda and Packet 2012 09 27 Joint Meeting

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About The Louisville Revitalization Commission The Revitalization Commission is responsible for conducting urba activities throughout the City. Under state law, the Revitalizat charged with assisting the city in eliminating and preventing sl areas through urban renewal. Urban Renewal Documents and Information (History) A Conditions Survey and Urban Renewal Plan were adopted by the City Council at their December 5, 2006 meeting. In addition, the Revitalization Commission has signed a Cooperation Agreement with the City Council outlining each entity's role and authority and has entered into an intergovernmental agreement with Boulder County. In addition in 2008 the City had a Market, Feasibility, and Financing Study completed for the area. There are three critical components of urban renewal: Initially, the City Council must make a determination that the p project area is blighted; An urban renewal plan must be prepared and approved; and Financing options for the proposed projects need to be carefully evaluated within the context of the proposed area's revenue projections. The Louisville Revitalization Commission is largely in response Highway 42 Revitalization Project that anticipates potential financing options for proposed public improvements within the project area, specifically Tax In Financing. Board Information The board consists of seven members appointed by the Mayor and Cncil. Six are members of the public and one is a member of the City Co Meetings are held at 7:30 AM the second Monday of each month. Meeting agendas are for each meeting are posted in the foyer of City Hall, at the Library, at the Polic Department/ Municipal Court Building, at the Recreation Center, prior to each meeting. 2012 Revitalization Commission Members Karl Becker Alex Gorsevski Carlos Hernandez Rob Lathrop Michael Menaker Bob Muckle, Mayor Robert Tofte