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Connie Gabel, 1477 Franklin Ct., spoke in behalf <br />of the Friends of the Library, supporting the <br />relocation of this facility to the Fischer <br />Building stating that the parking issue will be <br />addressed at this location. The Fischer Building <br />will allow expansion of other departments at City <br />Hall and provide more space for the Library. <br />Maj-Lis Kemper, 539 W. Laurel Ct., stated she <br />supported the relocation of the Library to the <br />Fischer Building as the added space is necessary. <br />Dan DiSalle, 1323 Caledonia Circle, read a letter <br />from the Youth Activities Association supporting <br />the Ordinance as the construction of the Rec <br />Center would enhance opportunities for the <br />children of Louisville. As a citizen, Mr. DiSalle <br />commended Council for bringing this proposal to a <br />vote of the people after analyzing the needs of <br />all the citizens and let them decide. <br />Don Shonkwiler, 4d0 So. McCaslin Blvd., supports <br />this measure as it allows the citizens to decide <br />for themselves if they are willing to pay for <br />these quality of life improvements which will <br />attract business to the City of Louisville. <br />Chuck Bellock, developer in the City of <br />Louisville, stated that this measure will allow <br />the citizens to influence and do something about <br />the quality of life in Louisville. Mr. Bellock <br />stated that these projects will preserve <br />Louisville as a community, and not as a suburb. <br />Mr. Bellock stated that he will experience this <br />tax first-hand as a commercial developer, but <br />believes in this proposal as it is an investment <br />in this community and will bring positive returns <br />to all of us. <br />Kathy Fletcher, chairman of the Library Board, <br />urged Council to support the relocation of the <br />Library to the Fischer Building as it provides <br />space today and in the future. Ms. Fletcher <br />supports the Rec Center as it serves all citizens <br />of all ages. Ms. Fletcher stated that the <br />sales/use tax will provide these projects now and <br />provide the stability and tax base for future <br />projects that may be needed. This will also wean <br />the City from growth dollars. "Quality of life <br />doesn't just happen; you have to invest in it. <br />This is our chance. Lets do it." <br />Bill Stearns, 644 W. Aspen Court, supports the Rec <br />Center as the youth need better facilities to grow <br />and excel. Mr. Stearns supports the passage of <br />6 <br />