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vowed to work with everyone in continuing a <br />very positive working relationship and will work <br />at finding solutions that will work for this <br />community as well as the County as a whole. <br />Mayor Fauson presented each of the Commissioners <br />with a picture of Louisville and thanked them for <br />their support and concern. <br />INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT - SOUTH BOULDER ROAD <br />PROJECT Stahl explained that the County has committed to <br />$400,000 toward the construction of improvements <br />to South Boulder Road from Colorado Highway 42 <br />east to the Lafayette City limits. The County <br />contribution will cover approximately one-half the <br />cost of improvements and is to be repaid to the <br />County if the Lastoka or Eiker property is annexed <br />to the City of Louisville. Staff is recommending <br />the approval of an intergovernmental agreement <br />between the City of Louisville and Boulder County. <br />Commissioner Heath stated that HB 1405 was a <br />special mill levy that was assessed from Boulder <br />County, 5 mills that was in effect for 3 years. A <br />portion of that afford the County some "share- <br />back" with the cities. "We are pleased to be able <br />to participate with Louisville in the funding for <br />South Boulder Road." Commissioner Heath presented <br />a copy of a signed intergovernmental agreement <br />that has been approved by County staff and <br />Commissioners asked that the City of Louisville <br />approve and sign as Commissioner Heath is prepared <br />to present the City with a check for $400,000.00. <br />Anderson moved and Ferrera seconded to approve the <br />intergovernmental agreement between the City of <br />Louisville and Boulder County. By Roll Call Vote, <br />the motion was passed 7-0. <br />The document was endorsed and Commissioner Heath <br />presented the check to the Mayor to begin the work <br />on completion of South Boulder Road. <br />APPOINTMENTS TO TREE <br />BOARD Mayor Fauson stated that there are three vacancies <br />on the City's Tree Board and appointed Frank <br />Burger to fill an unexpired term (Jan. 1990), and <br />Lani Melvin and Neal Griggsmiller (Jan. 1992). <br />Positions on the Board are appointed by the Mayor <br />for 2-year terms. <br />PRESENTATION AND ACCEPTANCE OF THE 1988 <br />CITY AUDIT On Wednesday, April 5th, members of the Finance <br />Committee meet with the City's auditing firm <br />regarding the 1988 Audit Report. Kim Higgins, <br />3 <br />