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WEST NILE VIRUS UPDATE ASK UNCLE LOUIS <br /> �he City of Louisville contracts for citywide mosquito control T Tow has Louisville recovered from the <br /> 1 through Colorado Mosquito Control, as do most other 1 ldrought?Is the current water <br /> municipalities throughout Boulder County. City staff is in supply better than in previous years? <br /> frequent contact with Colorado Mosquito Control and the Louisville has recovered well from <br /> Boulder County Public Health Department to maintain the most 4111111k the drought of 2002. At this time,we <br /> current test results of mosquito trapping, West Nile Virus testing have approximately a one year supply <br /> of trapped mosquitoes, humans experiencing symptoms, and of water in storage. This relatively <br /> dead birds. good supply is the result of multiple <br /> efforts.The City has purchased a large <br /> At the present time, larval treatments are proving to be highly number of new water rights in the last <br /> successful for minimizing adult mosquito numbers throughout Louisville two years as a result of a $12 million <br /> and the rest of Boulder County. In the event that numbers approach dollar loan from the Colorado Water <br /> threshold levels, it may become necessary to initiate localized or citywide and Power Authority. The City also <br /> adult mosquito spraying. The timing for this type of application, as installed a reuse water line to the Coal <br /> experienced in 2003, is often on a very rapid cycle. In order to minimize Creek Golf Course that allows us to <br /> mosquito numbers, city officials may initiate an "adulticide" spray program use reuse water on the golf course and <br /> in problem areas with little public notice. the new Community Park. <br /> The City will always provide updated information on the City's Additionally, residents are doing an <br /> government access channel, Channel 8, and the City's website, excellent job conserving water. Week <br /> to-week,we are still using substantially <br /> www.ci.louisville.co.us. less water than average.We appreciate <br /> Louisville staff will continue to minimize breeding ground for all of your conservation efforts.They <br /> mosquitoes. However, it is also important for residents to follow the are truly paying off. <br /> personal preventative measures known as the 4 "D's": 1recentiy noticed the new sign at the <br /> 1. Use DEET or an alternative. orner of Highway 42 and South <br /> 2. DRESS in long sleeves and pants. Boulder Road for the Harney/Lastoka <br /> 3. Avoid DUSK until DAWN. Open Space. What is the group of buildings <br /> 4. DRAIN standing water where possible. and piles of stuff on the site? <br /> Keep in mind that you are just as vulnerable to mosquitoes around your The Harney/Lastoka Open Space <br /> home as out in open space. Many of those who have come down with was the site of the Rex No. 1 Mine. <br /> West Nile report being bitten while gardening, walking their dogs, or eating The piles that sit just to the east of the <br /> buildings are filled with the old mining <br /> dinner on their back porches. debris that was brought up from <br /> For further information,please contact Cindy Lair, Director of Land underground when the mine was <br /> Management, at 303.335.4731 or lairc @ci.louisville.co.us. operational from 1898-1917. <br /> The buildings and the mine site are <br /> SKATEBOARD PARK UPDATE located within a Boulder County <br /> Touisville's skateboarding youth will be happy to see construction Historical Landmark. Future use of <br /> begin on the Louisville Skateboard Park in early August. The the site will include agricultural uses <br /> Skateboard Park will be located between the new police building and the and an interpretive historical site. <br /> inline skate rink. Do You HAVE A QUESTION? <br /> ECI Site Construction Management of Loveland has been hired as the Send your questions to: <br /> general contractor for the project. ECI offers a great deal of experience in Ask Uncle Louis <br /> constructing this type of recreational facility and is very familiar with the 749 Main Street, <br /> site as they constructed the inline skating rink last year. If all goes as Louisville CO 80027 <br /> planned, construction will be complete and the skateboard park will be Call: 303.335.4536 Fax: 303.335.4550 <br /> ready for grinding by the end of the year. Email:asklouis @ci.louisville.co.us <br /> If you have any questions about the Skate Park, please contact the Land Questions will be answered in future <br /> Management Department at 303.335.4735. editions of the Community Update. <br /> August/September 2004 2 <br />
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