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NONE CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT Susan Griffiths, City Attorney, gave an update on the proposed settlement agreement to resolve the case of Campbells vs. City of Louisville and the case involving the Campbells vs. Martaglios. She stated at the first Council meeting in January, Council approved a settlement agreement in an effort to bring these matters to a resolution. Based on a Council motion, the Mayor did execute the agreement. Last Wednesday Griffiths received a phone call from Mrs. Campbell expressing concern with one sentence in the final settlement agreement, which Council had approved. Her concern was not with the substance of the sentence, but something to do with the timing of when it appeared in the settlement agreement. It appeared in one of the later drafts of the settlement agreement. They hadn't seen it until they got the final draft. The agreement was prepared by one of the other attorneys, although the City did comment on the various drafts. Griffiths stated that whatever concerns that might exist with respect to the finding, the issue is not any problem that was created by the City of Louisville. She indicated to Mrs. Campbell that she felt that the proper way of handling this would be for the City's attorney in this litigation, Bernard Sapp, to discuss this matter with the Campbell's attorney to see if they could find some resolution to the problem. Sapp spoke with the Campbell's attorney and they have nothing worked out, as of yet. Griffiths wanted to inform Council that the agreement is still not fully signed. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT Annette Brand, City Administrator, pointed out to Council their copy of the City's Budget at their dias. She stated that the Mayor asked if a Work Session could be scheduled soon to look at goal setting again. Brand marked it for the Wednesday, February 24 Work Session. Brand had copies for Council of a letter from the City of Boulder to Hank Stoval, Chairman of the Rocky Flats Impact Institute. She explained that they've raised some questions and felt Council might want to raise some questions to Louisville's City Attorney. Brand asked the Council what they wanted to do about interviewing the applicants for the various Boards and Commissions. Davidson suggested interviewing for two (2) nights for 10 minutes each. Dates were not determined. COUNCIL COMMENTS AND COMMITTEE REPORTS Maj-Lis commented that she attended the Boulder County Juvenile Justice Program about a video tape that the Boulder County system has put together to show what happens to juveniles when they are arrested for various crimes. She had discovered that the City of