Open Space Advisory Board Agenda and Packet 2015 03 11

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1„ City of Om Louisville COLORADO SINCE 1878 Open Space Advisory Board Meeting Minutes Wednesday, February 11th, 2014 Louisville Public Library: First Floor Meeting Room 951 Spruce Street I. Call to Order — Helen called the meeting to order at 7:02 pm. II. Roll Call — Board Members Present: Helen Moshak, Christopher Smith, Laura Scott Denton, Linda Smith, Spencer Guthrie, Missy Davis, Tom Davinroy Board Members Absent: Mike Schantz City Council Members Present: Jeff Lipton, Ashley Stolzmann Staff Members Present: Ember Brignull, Malcolm Fleming III. Approval of Agenda Linda moved to approve the agenda as written. Laura seconded. The motion was passed unanimously. IV. Approval of Previous Meeting's Minutes Laura observed that throughout the minutes from January, the dates say 2014, not 2015. Tom found a typo: top of page 2, fourth word, "intention" is spelled wrong. Linda moved to approve the minutes from the previous meeting with the aforementioned changes. Tom seconded. The motion was passed unanimously. V. Discussion Item: Wayfinding A) Open House Results Kristen discussed the wayfinding public open house held on January 26th at the Louisville Public Library. She, Helen, and Laura observed that there was good public turnout and participation. Kristen reported that a lot of the public was concerned about trail etiquette and regulation enforcement issues. She suggested that they plan a temporary etiquette campaign to teach the trail etiquette /rule icons along with the roll -out of the new signs. B) Final Sign Design Kristen presented the final designs and materials for the signs, based on feedback from staff, OSAB, and public comment. She reported that the public tended to like smaller "arrows" on the blades of the directional signs. She also dropped the mileage indicators on the button arrows themselves, as there seemed to be a fair amount of confusion over what they were supposed to indicate. Ember pointed out that distance mileage could be linked to the destination bands instead or separate mileage markers. Kristen also showed how the poles could show arrows on all 4 sides. Helen and Jeff both asked about material longevity. Kristen replied that the materials should last 25 years. City of Louisville Parks & Recreation Department 749 Main Street Louisville CO 80027 303.335.4735 (phone) 303.335.4738 (fax) www.louisvilleco.gov 2