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WASTEWATER SITE APPROVAL <br />UPDATE Phare announced to Council that site approval by <br />the State has been received for the City's <br />Wastewater Treatment Plant and things are running <br />on schedule. <br />PUBLIC COMMENTS <br />None. <br />COUNCIL COMMENTS AND COMMITTEE <br />REPORTS Szymanski asked Phare the status of the "payback" <br />to the Denver Water Board. Phare stated that the <br />City has paid back 390 acre feet which was all <br />that the Board would take and was the maximum <br />amount Louisville was allowed to pay this year <br />under the agreement. Although we were in the <br />position to supply the remaining amount, they <br />would not take it. At this time, the City has <br />over 900 acre feet of water which is equivalent to <br />approximately 1/3 to 1/4 of annual use in the <br />Marshall Lake Reservoir. Harper Reservoir is also <br />topped off at this time. <br />Mohr informed Council that the Senior Citizens <br />elected a new Advisory Board and congratulated the <br />new members. <br />Anderson commented on the Consortium of Cities <br />Meeting held Sept. 3rd in Louisville thanking the <br />Mayor and the members of Council that participated <br />that evening. The assessed valuation of the <br />County has risen 4~. Computerized mapping has <br />been approved for the County and will be available <br />for accessing by the cities. Ground breaking for <br />the new jail has taken place. Anderson updated <br />Council. on other items discussed at the meeting <br />including a County-wide workshop on open space <br />being planned. <br />Anderson encouraged parents to have their children <br />ride the bus due to construction on South Boulder <br />Road so that children are not crossing that road <br />on their way to Coal Creek Elementary. <br />Hundley informed Council that he had attended the <br />School Board Meeting of BVSD last Thursday and <br />indicated to the School District that the Council <br />was very concerned about the speeding up of <br />additions and also the construction of a new <br />elementary school in Louisville. The City is <br />negotiating with the District to transfer some <br />land near the existing recreation center site for <br />a new elementary school and encourage3the District <br />to have that school open by the fall of 1988. The <br />decision is in their hands and Hundley indicated <br />12 <br />