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Louisville City Council Meeting August 21, 2001 Page 2 Resolution No.40, Series 2001 - Approval of Temporary Use Permit for Office Trailers at 925/937 Front Street PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA John Conrad, 1466 Ford Place, Louisville, CO, addressed the issue of neighborhood pride. He favored an ordinance, which would require residents to maintain their property. Frosty Woolridge, 1458 Ford Place, Louisville, CO, also addressed the issue of yard maintenance and requested Council consider adopting a lawn maintenance ordinance. He suggested that it address prohibition of long-term trailer parking, set a maximum length for lawns, ban junk in yards, require home painting, newspaper pick-up, and snow shoveling. Woolridge also addressed the immigration reform issue and distributed copies of a Resolution and an Ecological Bills of Rights. He stated that residents of the City of Aspen and Pitkin County adopted the latter document. He suggested that City Council meet with him at a work session to discuss the elements of the documents and consider adopting a resolution to restrict immigration. Richard Kithil, 891 North Hoover, Louisville, CO, CAPPOS representative, commended the City of Louisville for the Warembourg Fishing Pond. He stressed the importance of maintaining the property. COUNCIL INFORMATIONAL COMMENTS ON PERTINENT ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA Brown asked if a letter was written in response to the proposal of the Pinnacle Tower on Eldora Mountain. City Administrator Simmons stated that Staff would update Council as to the status of the proposal. Brown stated that the Open Space Advisory Board presented a finding on the mortality · rate of the relocated prairie dogs on Davidson Mesa, and determined that a substantial amount of the deaths were contributed to dogs off-leash. The Board recommended that in future relocation efforts, Council consider temporarily restricting off-leash activities. Sisk reported that on Monday, August 20, 2001, former Municipal Court Judge John Stavely was sworn in as a Boulder County Court Judge. He stated that a position will be advertised on the City's Web Page, and Council will discuss ways to fill the vacancy. Sisk also reported on Barry Hartman's recent retirement from the Daily Camera Newspaper. He stated that Hartman was a good and loyal citizen of Louisville.