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CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT NONE COUNCIL COMMENTS AND COMMITTEE REPORTS Mayer stated that he and Howard had received a letter from Ms. Shirley Elliot talking about some of the problems on Via Appia, particularly the intersection of Lafayette Street and Via Appia. He hoped it would be looked into as part of the ongoing traffic studies. Annette Brand, City Administrator, stated that it definitely had not been forgotten about. From the traffic studies, there is no justification for a light at that intersection. She stated that the City needed to have a traffic engineer/consultant study it further. Many intersections had been asked about and a report will be forthcoming at a Work Session soon. Hornbostel stated that the Impact Committee was supposed to be scheduled tomorrow, but she hadn't gotten any notification that there is a meeting then. She asked Brand to call and ask them to schedule a Work Session with Louisville, because Hornbostel was getting concerned about the time constraints coming up. Brand agreed. Davidson: Susan (Griffiths), if Council was going to put school impact fees on the ballot, what's the timing by which it has to be done by. Susan Griffiths, City Attorney, stated that her understanding is that, at minimum, the ballot content has to be certified by the County Clerk 55 days before the election, which would be the first part of September. If Council had to pass an ordinance, Council would have two meetings to do that. She explained that Council would be looking at acting, even on an emergency ordinance basis, sometime in August. That would be the latest. Davidson stated, if the School District wants Louisville to consider school impact fees, that the School District should be called and told that Council would need to know by the next Council meeting. Hornbostel stated that she would call the School District tomorrow. Davidson called for any further Council comments or committee reports. NONE 19