Open Space Advisory Board Agenda and Packet 2015 08 12

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City0t. Louisville COLORADO SINCE 1878 Open Space Advisory Board Meeting Minutes Wednesday, July 8th, 2015 Louisville Public Library: First Floor Meeting Room 951 Spruce Street 7:00 pm I. Call to Order— Helen called the meeting to order at 7:02 pm. II. Roll Call — Board Members Present: Helen Moshak, Mike Schantz, Christopher Smith, Laura Scott Denton, Missy Davis, Spencer Guthrie, Linda Smith Board Members Absent: none City Council Members Present: Jeff Lipton Staff Members Present: Ember Brignull III. Approval of Agenda — Laura moved to approve the agenda as written. Spencer seconded. The motion was passed unanimously. IV. Approval of Minutes — Spencer moved to approve the previous meeting's minutes as written. Christopher seconded. The motion was passed unanimously. V. Staff Updates — A. Wayfinding Update Ember passed around a rough draft of the final Wayfinding document prepared by the consultants. It will be posted to the city website, so that staff and webpage- reading public can look and potentially comment on it. City Council will review the Wayfinding CIP and vote on the project in November. If approved, work would begin in 2016. Laura commented on how pleased she was with the way the signs turned out and how helpful she found the three - dimensional view of 4- cardinal direction signs. Ember said that the staff has already changed three things on the signs: putting the property name on the on the top of the main signs, listing the distance "blade" signs in increasing distance order, and possibly reducing the total number of destination blades on each side (for simplicity). Spencer asked how large the map signs are, Ember said she thought 18" wide on the major intersection poles. Helen asked if the map could be flush on the pole, rather than sticking out on the sides. Ember replied that sticking the maps out on the side means that they can be double- sided. Missy asked about the MPH signs on the smaller sign poles. Ember answered that they could also be regulation icon buttons or smaller distance blades. For Example on Parks, after dog and bike issues, the three top concerns regarding citizens on the properties are: 1) groups without permits, 2) glass containers, and 3) use after hours. Laura commented that regulation buttons could always be added later or exchanged later as need dictated. Laura commented City of Louisville Parks & Recreation Department 749 Main Street Louisville CO 80027 303.335.4735 (phone) 303.335.4738 (fax) www.louisvilleco.gov 2