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In response to a question by Sackett, Stahl <br />explained that the Seniors are concerned about <br />their growing and expanding group in terms of <br />activities and the necessity of having a larger <br />room for their on-going activities. During the <br />design process of the Center, these needs will be <br />addressed. Sackett is concerned with the language <br />of the Resolution regarding the needs of the <br />Seniors and recommends that it read, "special <br />activity areas recognizing the unique needs of <br />infants and seniors." Sackett stated that this <br />would give them the latitude to sit down with the <br />senior group and negotiate their needs. <br />Williamson stated that this is only a commitment <br />on the part of Council that the four projects <br />outlined in the Resolution are what the increase <br />in sales and the implementation of the use tax <br />will be used to fund. The Resolution should not <br />be interpreted to suggest that any allocation of <br />square footage to any group has been determined. <br />This is only a commitment of the money to the <br />projects as outlined.. <br />Mayor Fauson stated that the Seniors are having a <br />potluck tomorrow and felt they would welcome <br />Sackett's attendance so that he can talk directly <br />to them regarding their needs. <br />Mayor Fauson moved and Ferrera seconded to adopt <br />Resolution #5, Series 1989 which incorporates the <br />relocation of the Library to the Fischer Building. <br />By Roll Call Vote, Resolution #5, Series 1989 was <br />adopted 7-0. <br />RECESS Mayor Fauson called for a 10 minutes recess and <br />Councilman Mohr excused himself from the remainder <br />of the meeting. <br />RESOLUTION #7, SERIES 1989 - INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS ON SOUTH <br />BOULDER ROAD AT <br />GARFIELD AVENUE Read by title only Resolution #7, Series 1989, "A <br />Resolution to construct and install a traffic <br />signal at South Boulder Road and Garfield Avenue." <br />Phare explained that this project is included in <br />the 1989 Capital Improvements Program and funding <br />arrangements for construction and installation of <br />this signal call for use of Federal Aid Urban <br />System dollars allotted to the City. This <br />Resolution is necessary in order to obtain the <br />funding provided through the State. Louisville <br />will prepare construction plans for review and the <br />State will take bids and contract directly for the <br />signal installation. <br />9 <br />