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Louisville City Council Meeting February 18, 2003 Page 9 Simmons reported that information would be available on the City's Web Page and noted information was also distributed to the Daily Camera and the Louisville Times. Finance Director Laus stated the City is looking at ways to provide information on utility bills, such as a year-to-date water consumption comparison to the year before. Sisk suggested information be put on the Web Page, and ads to taken out to keep citizen's informed. He asked if there was a way to expedite the State water reuse permits process. Phare stated the application was submitted last week and irrigation would not be significant until the middle of March. He explained the Colorado Department of Health grants reuse permits to physical sites. He noted there might be ways to expedite the physical piping of water to Miners Field. Sisk asked how the City plans to communicate water conservation information to the citizens. Phare stated that the City's quarterly newsletter would contain water conservation techniques. Sisk stressed the City must do a more effective job of communicating information to the residents. He asked Phare to provide the State's criteria for watering. Phare stated the State has an odd/even address-watering plan. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT City Attomey Sam Light updated Council on the Community Investment Fee litigation. He stated his office has received documents from the plaintiff attorneys, demonstrating the fees were paid. More documents are expected and after all the documents are finalized the case will be dismissed. He noted the deadline was extended by two weeks. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT City Manager Bill Simmons asked Assistant City Manager for Governmental Relations Heather Balser and Deputy City Manager Julie Boyd to update Council on future meetings. Balser reported the following scheduled meetings: · March 6th - Council is scheduled to meet with the Town of Superior' s Board of Trustees. Topics of discussion - the McCaslin Interchange, and Jeffco Airport. · March 19th - Council is scheduled to meet with the City of Lafayette Council. Boyd reported on the following scheduled meetings: March 13th - LRCAB hosting a public forum at Louisville Recreation Center to continue the discussion of trash and recycling. (Boyd noted there is a vacancy on the LRCAB Board. Member Anne Geib submitted her resignation). 9