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Louisville Open Space Citizens Advisory Board Meeting 6:45 p.m. Monday, Oct. 9, 2000 Louisville Recreation Center 700 W Via Appia Louisville, CO 80027 7:00 Meeting Attendance: Matt Jones, Pat Hornbostel, Heidi Ochis, Bob Muckle, Susan Remington, Wayne Varra Also in attendance: Steve Baysinger, Brad Chromowski, and Dave Sexton, City Staff; Cindy Owsley, Boulder County Parks and Open Space weed specialist; Caryl Shields, Jean Morgan, Bill Jennings, Bev Baker, Colorado Native Plant Society members; Michaela Owsley, Susan Spaulding, Jan Chu, John Kelber, Joe Mationa (and others that did not sign in), Louisville. Minutes Matt Jones called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. and called for any corrections to the Sept. 1 lth minutes. Jim Cummings and Jan McHugh should be identified as Wildlife task force members. Matt Jones moved to adopt the minutes as amended, seconded by Wayne Varra. All in favor. Matters From Staff Steve Baysinger addressed the issue of moving 3 spruce trees, located in John Kelber's yard, into the adjacent city owned open space near the Fireside Elementary School. Suggested the Board let Cindy Owsley speak first, then return to the tree issue. The Board concurred. Matters From Board Prairie dogs: City Council meeting. Bob Muckle attended the meeting and reported that the proposal that was passed was hard to follow. He requested a written response describing what passed. Steve Baysinger summarized his interpretation of what passed: The recommendations of the Wildlife task force and LOSCAB were passed. West of McCaslin, the prairie dogs will be moved onto Davidson Mesa once the contract with the movers has been renewed. All other colonies will be left alone until the open space classification has been completed, lease status on jointly owned properties has been reviewed and possible inclusion into the Boulder County "conservation with assurances" agreement with the Fish and Wildlife Service has been pursued. Steve Baysinger said he would send a memo of what he thinks was passed.