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Lillo asked that Council approve this Agreement <br />contingent upon the District agreeing to the <br />addition of those three provisions. <br />Pat Hornbostel, 655 W. Hawthorn, asked to speak. <br />Mr. Hornbostel stated that at this time Centennial <br />Little League has not be allowed to use City <br />facilities for their League's use and ask that they <br />be given time proportional to the number of players <br />to use the City's facilities. <br />Mayor Fauson asked that staff meet with Mr. <br />Hornbostel regarding this issue. <br />Anderson moved and Scarpella seconded to approve and <br />authorize the Mayor to sign the proposed Joint Use <br />Agreement with the Boulder Valley School District. <br />with the addition of the stated amendments. <br />Unanimous. <br />RESOLUTION #11 - METROPOLITAN WATER <br />AGREEMENT Resolution #11, "An agreement for Arapahoe County to <br />become provider and participant to the Metropolitan <br />Water Development Agreement." <br />Phare explained that Arapahoe County is asking to <br />become a member of the Metropolitan Water <br />Development AgreemE~nt and to participate in the <br />Platte and Colorado River Storage Projects. The <br />projects at this time essentially mean the Two Forks <br />Dam Project. The Metropolitan Water Provider's <br />staff has requesteci the City to consider authorizing <br />Araphoe County to r>ecome a participant in the <br />project. The Platte and Colorado River Storage <br />Project Participation Agreements require that all <br />current members must approve new members in order <br />for them to purchase and own interest in the <br />projects. <br />Allowing another entity in the Agreement has <br />potential impact for Louisville in that it could <br />create further demand for share in the Two Forks <br />Project. This may be in Louisville's best interest <br />if the City should ever choose to opt out of the Two <br />Forks Project and wish to sell its interest. <br />Mohr moved and Sackett seconded to adopt Resolution <br />#11, Series 1988. Unanimous. <br />AUTHORIZATION TO AWARD BID - 1 TON <br />TRUCK Phare explained that included in the 1988 Water and <br />Wastewater Fund CIP's are funds for the purchase of <br />a one ton truck. The purpose of acquiring a new <br />truck is to replace an existing vehicle with over <br />100,000 miles plus upgrade the fleet capability. <br />13 <br />