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Spring 2015 3 coal creek golf courSe recovery uPdate Coal Creek Golf Course is looking forward to a grand re-opening in late spring 2015. Late winter and early spring will witness completion of the construction phase of the project and continuation of the grow-in period. The City has hired David Dean as Golf Course Superintendent and David Baril as Head Golf Professional to assist with the transition from construction/grow-in to re-opening and daily operations of the golf course. The City has also entered into a concessionaire agreement with The Mine at Coal Creek to provide food and beverage services at the golf course. As construction winds down, it is important for the public to stay off the golf course for personal safety, to prevent dam- age to the turf, and to give us every opportunity to promote grow-in so the course is ready for the grand re-opening. The City will host an open house and walking tour of the golf course in April to give anxious golfers and residents a “sneak peak” and a chance to meet new staff members and our pas- sionate food and beverage concessionaire. Stormwater Planning The Public Works Department is working on a new Stormwater Master Plan and would like your input on where you have noticed problems in the system. Do you know of areas on public property where water backs up in a storm? Some examples of common drainage problem areas are sidewalks, inlets, parks, and gutter pans. Join us Wednesday, April 8, 6 PM (City Hall, 749 Main Street) to learn about the project and let us know of areas where you have seen issues. You can also contact Garrett Townsend with any information or to ask ques- tions (GarrettT@LouisvilleCO.gov or 303.335.4604). city-wide preservation master planopen house (all ages welcome) wednesday, march 11, 2015 6:30pm @ city hall 749 main street for more information contact lauren trice laurent@louisvilleco.gov | 303.335.4594 how can I participate? stop by the open house March 11 explore assessor cards on the library website share ideas for historic places on envision louisville co.com tour Louisville historic sites (brochure available at City Hall, Library, and Museum) contribute photos on instagram #preserve4loco attend a historic preservation commission meeting visit the model of early 20th century louisville at the Historical Museum find out about the preservation master plan at louisvilleco.gov follow @plan4loco on twitter & instagram the replacement of the sewerline on Johnson Street and in the alley west of Lafarge Avenue and south of Pine Street. Several businesses and residents will be affected by this work and will receive schedule notices in the weeks prior to construction. 611 Elm Parking Lot Expansion – This project will expand the existing public parking lot, with work beginning in May. Nearby businesses and residents will receive schedule updates as the work commences. Storm Sewer Outfall Improvements Phase II – This project will install storm water infrastructure and remove a por- tion of downtown from the floodplain. Construction on Front Street between Pine Street and South Street will not commence until the fall. Additional work will occur throughout town. Some of these projects include: resurfacing of McCaslin Boulevard from South Boulder Road to Via Appia, the installation of two traffic signals: one at Dillon Road and St. Andrews Lane and one at Paschal Drive and Highway 42, and the construc- tion of the new bridge on County Road. If you wish to receive project information or have ques- tions, please contact Joliette Woodson (303.335.4603 or JolietteW@LouisvilleCO.gov) and include your name, mailing address, business (if applicable), email address, and contact phone number. conStruction ahead Continued from page 1