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City Council <br />Meeting Minutes <br />April 15, 2014 <br />Page 3 of 15 <br />Mayor Muckle announced there is a vacancy on City Council in Ward I. Qualified <br />candidates must be a registered voter and have lived in Ward I for one year. The <br />application is on the City's Web site and applications are due by April 30. The City <br />Council will interview applicants on May 5t n. <br />Mayor Muckle reported on April 14th, the Utility /Bike Path Bridge was installed as a part <br />of Phase II of the US 36 Project at the intersection of 88th Street and McCaslin. With <br />respect to the Diverging Diamond, the McCaslin Bridge will take 1 to 11/2 years to <br />complete. He encouraged residents to patronize the businesses around the McCaslin <br />Interchange. <br />CITY MANAGER'S REPORT <br />City Manager Fleming addressed citizen petition relative to the impact the Street Faire <br />has on neighboring homes. He felt the suggestions were very constructive and has <br />asked staff to evaluate each one and determine a range of costs. Once completed, he <br />will bring the information back for Council consideration at a later date. <br />REGULAR BUSINESS <br />APPROVAL OF ADDITIONAL FUNDING FOR STREAM HAZARD /DEBRIS <br />REMOVAL FOR DEBRIS REMOVAL PROJECT <br />Mayor Muckle reported the next three agenda items deal with the flood damage, <br />reconstruction and reimbursement . from various Federal agencies. He asked for a staff <br />presentation, which would cover all three agenda items together. <br />City Attorney Light introduced the following three agenda items: <br />1. Agenda Item 8A: Approval of Additional Funding for Stream Hazard /Debris <br />Removal for Debris Removal Project. <br />2. Agenda Item 8B: Resolution No. 20, Series 2014 — A Resolution Approving a <br />Grant Agreement with the Colorado Department of Public Safety, Division of <br />Homeland Security and Emergency Management for flood - related debris <br />removal. <br />3. Agenda Item 8C: Resolution No. 21, Series 2013 — A Resolution Approving an <br />Intergovernmental Agreement with the Colorado Department of Transportation <br />for the County Road Bridge and Dillon Road Underpass Flood Reconstruction <br />Projects. <br />Staff presentations: <br />Public Works Director Kowar reported in February of 2014, the City Council directed <br />staff on the cleanup efforts of the citywide debris removal outside and inside Coal <br />
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