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City Council Meeting Minutes March 17, 2015 Page 3 of 31 Street and focus on Via Apple since. it is in sad .shape. Public Works Director Kowar agreed. Council member Keany asked about the Main Street pavers being leveled and the safety concerns. Public Works Director Kowar Said the project was broken into three components and if Council wishes, the paver leveling could be done. Council member Stolzmann suggested bringing back the Main Street re- surfacing as a discussion item. Council member Loo and Mayor Muckle agreed. City Manager Fleming will schedule it as a discussion item at the net meeting.. City Manager Fleming noted Coal Creek Trail is not quite done but the portions completed look good. Deputy City Manager reported on the regional collaboration for funding with Boulder County and other Boulder County communities. Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery (CDBGDR) funds go directly to the State and then Louisville applied to funding for the County Road Bridge.. For this second round of funding, the Boulder County communities want Longmont to apply for an allocation and the other municipalities apply to Longmont for sub allocation. It will be significant to directly apply to Longmont and makes for great partnership. The unmet needs will be determined by the members of this collaboration and will make sense with more direct involvement by the communities in Boulder County directly affected by the flood. Fleming thanked staff for all their efforts in flood recovery. REGULAR BUSINESS RESOLUTION No. 15 , SERIES 2015= A RESOLUTION SETTING CERTAIN WATER, WASTEWATER, STORMWATER AND OTHER FEES, RATES, AND CHARGES FOR THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE, COLORADO Mayor Muckle requested a staff presentation. Public Works Director Kowar stated in 2013 a Utility Rate Study was conducted and a Utility Rate Task Force was formed. With results from the Study, the Task Force recommended a multi -year plan for rate increases to provide the revenue needed to ensure a safe and reliable .utility system that meets current State and Federal regulatory requirements. He explained the 2013, 2014, 2015 Impacts • Increase in project construction costs • Better loan interest rate and issuance costs