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Cities requested the proclamation requesting all <br />citizens voluntarily participate in various clean <br />air programs during the 1988-1989 winter in order <br />to help minimize air pollution on certain days. <br />APPOINTMENT TO BOULDER COUNTY CLEAN AIR <br />CONSORTIUM During the past several months, several Boulder <br />County private and public sector leaders have <br />worked to create tree Boulder County Clean Air <br />Consortium. The Consortium is co-chaired by <br />Commissioner Heath and Bill Mansfield, a vice- <br />president at StorageTek. Councilman Anderson, in <br />addition to his role as Louisville's Consortium of <br />Cities representative, has been attending the <br />Clean Air meetings and has expressed a willingness <br />to serve as Louisville's representative to the <br />Clean Air Consortium. Mayor Fauson appointed <br />Councilman Anderson. to the Boulder County Clean <br />Air Consortium. <br />PROCLAMATION - AMERICAN BUSINESS <br />WOMEN'S DAY Mayor Fauson was asked by the Coal Creek Charter <br />Chapter of the American Business Women's <br />Association to proclaim September 22, 1988, as <br />American Business Women's Day in Louisville. Jean <br />Hopson of the Coal Creek Charter Chapter accepted <br />the Proclamation. <br />PRESENTATION - NEW LOUISVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL <br />UPDATE AND LICENSE AGREEMENT <br />AUTHORIZATION Stahl introduced Mel Wiesley, Assistant <br />Superintendent of Boulder Valley Schools, who <br />updated Council on the progress by the school <br />planning committee .in the development of the <br />schematic design of the new proposed Louisville <br />Elementary School in the Cherrywood Subdivision. <br />Mr. Wiesley explained that the School District has <br />an agreement with the City of Louisville that <br />calls for a gym of <~t least 6,000 s.f. to be used <br />by both the Districtt and the City. The gym as <br />designed is 8,000 s..f. and is nearly double in <br />size of those gyms :in the other elementary schools <br />in Louisville. There is also a storage area for <br />equipment set aside for exclusive use by the City. <br />"We think this is a design that is going be an <br />enhansive one for both Community use and School <br />District use." HowE~ver, in order to develop the <br />site to its maximum,, there is a utility pole that <br />prevents the site's optimum development. <br />Therefore, Mr. Wies]'_ey is requesting Council's <br />authorization for tYie Mayor to execute a licensing <br />agreement with Boulder Valley Schools for the use <br />of the old Via Appiai right-of-way adjacent to the <br />2 <br />