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Howard moved that Council accept Ordinance No. 1116, Series 1993, an ordinance amending the Louisville Municipal Code expediting review time frames on 1st reading and set a public hearing for August 3, 1993. Seconded by Lathrop. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 6 - 0 vote with Hornbostel being absent. ORDINANCE NO. 1117, SERIES 1993 - ESTABLISHING A LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY - 1ST READING - SET PUBLIC HEARING 8/3/93 Griffiths read by title only Ordinance No. 1117, Series 1993, "An ordinance amending Chapter 5.08 of the Louisville Municipal Code Relating to alcoholic beverages, and creating a local licensing authority." Susan Griffiths, City Attorney, stated that the proposed ordinance does exactly what it says, providing for the creation of a liquor licensing authority for the City of Louisville, as is permitted by State law. The Liquor Licensing Authority would address liquor and beer licensing matters and would be ~subject to the various limitations and provisions set forth in the ordinance. Howard moved that Council approve Ordinance No. 1117, Series 1993, at 1st reading and set public hearing for August 3, 1993. Seconded by Sisk. Roll call was taken. Motion passes by a 6 - 0 vote. RESOLUTION NO. 32, SERIES 1993 - REQUESTING THE BOULDER REGIONAL EMERGENCY TELEPHONE SERVICE AUTHORITY TO HOLD A PUBLIC MEETING ON ITS PROPOSED 1994 BUDGET Rod Leesman, Public Safety Director, stated this is to approve the budget for the Boulder Regional Emergency Telephone System. This year the Authority wants to raise the surcharge from $.38 to $.50 per month per telephone subscriber, which is $1.44/yr. raise. Bill McKay, Boulder County Sheriff's Department, P.O. Box 3214, Boulder, Colorado, stated that the increases are planned to meet the increases that would be expected from U.S. West for increases in their services and maintenance of the system. He stated that they had planned at the initial onset of the system that there be an increase of $.38 to $.45 at the end of the fifth year. The reason it moved to $.50 is because last year the Legislature approved the funding of poison control out of 911 funds, as well. He stated that in the Intergovernmental Agreement that Council signed five years ago, it set the limit of $.50. Howard stated that the citizens of Louisville should be allowed to participate in a public meeting. Howard moved that Council approved Resolution No. 32, Series 1993, a resolution requesting that the Boulder Regional Emergency Telephone Service Authority hold a public meeting on its proposed 1994 budget. Seconded by Mayer. 34