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City Council Meeting Minutes January 5, 2016 Page 4 of 15 Municipal Judge Joss thanked the City Council for their vote of confidence. He stated this appointment continues a long professional relationship with the City of Louisville. City Attomey Sam Light thanked the Mayor, City Council, staff and citizens of Louisville for their confidence in the Light Kelly law firm. He stated the City of Louisville has been an exceptional client, an exceptional hometown, and exceptional community. He voiced his honor to represent the City of Louisville. Water Attorney Hill stated it has been a privilege to do the City's water work for the last 12 years. He voiced his appreciation for the City Council and staff for their support. He noted he worked with the Louisville Community Development Department in 1978 and felt he had a special relationship with the City. Presiding Judge Joss explained Judge Cahn is the Associate Judge in Boulder, and the Presiding Judge in Edgewater and Frederick. Judge Thrower is the Presiding Judge in Superior. Deputy Judge Cahn expressed his thanks for the appointment. Deputy Judge Thrower thanked Council for the opportunity to serve as Deputy Judge and Judge Joss for the confidence he has shown in him. He looked forward to serving the community. City Prosecutor Cribari stated she has been the City Prosecutor for six years and was proud to serve the City of Louisville. RESOLUTION No. 1, SERIES 2016 — A RESOLUTION APPROVING A BUSINESS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT WITH IZZIO ARTISAN BAKERY, LLC FOR AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECT IN THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE Mayor Muckle requested a staff presentation. Economic Development Director DeJong presented the Business Assistance Package for lzzio Artisan Bakery, LLC. lzzio Bakery (formerly Udi's) is a major supplier of par - baked frozen breads. Their major customers include Whole Foods, Costco, Sprouts, Kroger and Trader Joes. It is the largest Colorado supplier of fresh artisan breads. It was founded in 1999 by Udi Bar -on. The project is to make tenant improvements and significant equipment purchases for expansion, which include two new ovens and related infrastructure /equipment for their site located at 185 S. 104th Street. They propose to bring 75 new jobs to Louisville for a total employment of 195 jobs. $2,200,000 is proposed in total improvements and equipment purchases; $86,700 will be paid in City Permit Fees, Construction Use taxes, and Consumer Use Taxes and $10,500 for Open Space and Historic Preservation purposes.