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NEW FOR 2003 - HAVE You REGISTERED YOUR BUSINESS? Good News! Over the summer, Louisville City Council approved the elimination of the $15 business license. It has been replaced with a one-time, no fee business registration. If you hold a valid 2002 business license, you're already registered and no further fees or renewals will be required. If you are new to Louisville, the City of Louisville requires all businesses located in the City of Louisville to register their business. Even if you do not collect sales tax, you must still register your business. There is no fee associated with a registration. Additionally, all businesses that sell at retail within the City of Louisville are required to obtain a local Sales Tax License. If you do not collect City of Louisville sales tax you do not need a local sales tax license, but if your business is located in Louisville, you still must register your business. For more information and to obtain the proper forms, visit the City web site at www.ci.louisville.co.us, click on the City Hall icon, then Sales Tax & Licensing. You may also contact the Sales Tax & Licensing Division at 303- 335-4514 for assistance. ANNUAL LEAF COLLECTION soil amendment is then made available to residents free PROGRAM of charge, for use in lawns and gardens. Check out the Thanks to a $20,000 grant from the Boulder City's web site at wwwci.louisville.co.us or contact 1 County Resource Conservation Division, the Peggy in the City's Public Works Department at 303- City of Louisville has purchased a bulk leaf vacuum 335-4604 for more information. collector. This machine will eliminate the need for some Louisville residents to PHONE BOOK RECYCLING place their leaves into bags this fall. Instead, residents Tn past years, a collection bin for phone book in certain neighborhoods recycling was available to Louisville residents in the will be asked to rake their Safeway grocery store parking lot. However, earlier this f + leaves into small piles of year, Qwest Dex stopped providing this service and IF .. windrows adjacent to the Louisville residents needed to take their phone books sidewalk and City crews will into Boulder for recycling vacuum the leaves up from We are happy to report that in a cooperative effort there. between Safeway, the City of Louisville, and Eco- Cycle, a phone book collection bin will again be made This year, the vacuum leaf collection program will primarily involve the Old Town neighborhoods, while available to Louisville residents in the Safeway the standard bagged leaf collection program will parking lot at 707 South Boulder continue in other neighborhoods. Instructions on when Road. The collection bin will be and how to pile your leaves, as well as any street available from early December AP* parking issues related to the leaf vacuum program will through January to coincide be made available as soon as the collection routes are with the delivery of the new established. This innovative program will help 2003 Qwest Dex phone Wh.44461 eliminate the use and discarding of thousands of books. plastic bags. So, when you receive your The City's curbside bagged leaf collection program new phone books, bring your old ones over to the began in 1999. Each year, volunteers and City staff Safeway parking lot for recycling. Please contact Peggy have spent countless hours at the wastewater in the Public Works Department at 303-335-4604 with treatment plant breaking open the bags to allow the any questions. leaves to be mixed into the City's biosolids. This rich Fall 2002