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Louisville City Council Meeting June 5, 2001 Page 5 leadership. He stated that the Commission has worked diligently and that he was impressed with their work ethics. City Administrator Simmons reported in response to Councilman Mayer's budget question, that the City will review all budgets, in detail, at the end of June and that a detailed analysis will be provided to Council. Howard concurred with Councilman Mayer's concerns and stated that generally, on an overage, Council determines where the funds will come from. He suggested that in the future, funding options be identified when the estimates are above the budget. MOTION: Keany moved that Council approve the Charter Commission's proposed budget, seconded by Mayer. Roll call vote was taken. The motion carried by a vote of 6-0. Davidson abstained from voting. Brown commended Anderson on her leadership of the Home Rule Charter Commission. He emphasized the importance of public participation at the three public hearings scheduled for June 11, July 13, and July 31, 2001. He invited the public to take advantage of the opportunities to participate in the home rule process. ORDINANCE NO. 1360, SERIES 2001 - AN ORDINANCE DISCONNECTING FROM THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE, COLORADO CERTAIN PARCELS OF LAND REFERRED TO AS THE GLACIER PARK, BOULDER COUNTY LAND VENTURE AND TRILLIUM OPEN SPACE PROPERTIES - 2nd reading - public hearing (published in the Daily Camera (05/12/01) Davidson called for City Attorney introduction. City Attorney Sam Light read Ordinance No. 1360, Series 2001. Davidson called for Staff presentation. Assistant to the City Administrator Heather Balser reviewed that the Boulder County Commissioners have submitted to the City, a petition for disconnection of certain open space lands from the corporate boundaries of the City of Louisville. The parcels of land subject to the petition to disconnect consist of the properties commonly referred to as the Glacier Park, Boulder County Land Venture and Trillium Open Space properties. According to the Intergovernmental Agreement- Southeast Boulder County, South 96th Street, Dillon Road and US 287 Area Comprehensive Plan dated June 17, 1999, the City, and Boulder County, will each acquire an undivided 50% interest in the entirety of the Trillium and Boulder County Land Venture open space properties, and will acquire conservation easements on the party's undivided 50% interest in such properties. The disconnection of these parcels will create a county buffer between the cities of Louisville 5