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Mayer asked that on page 20 of the January 18, 1994, minutes, second line, be "for disposition" instead of "of disposition. Davidson called for any other changes to the Consent Agenda. NOS'E Davidson moved that Council approve the Consent Agenda as amended. Seconded by Sisk. All in favor. APPROVAL OF MINUTES (2/1/94 & 1/18/93) APPROVAL OF BIT.TS AUthORIZATION TO REQUEST BID PROPOSALS -TURFMAINTENANCEANDWEED CONTROL CONTRACTUAL SERVICES AUthORIZATION TO REQUEST BID PROPOSALS - PARK PLAYGROUNDS APPROVE REFUNDING OF 1989 SEWER REVENUE REFUNDING BONDS APPROVE BYLAWS FOR LOUISVILLE LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY APPROVE CRITERIA FOR EVALUATING AND APPROVING REQUESTS FOR HEALTH ¢~%RE FACILITY REVENUE BONDS APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 9, SERIES 1994 - UPDATE OF PUBLIC ]iMPROVEMENT CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS PUBLIC COMMENTS - ON ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA Davidson called for public comments on items not on the Agenda. Ron Woelfel, Woelfel Custom Homes, 646 Manorwood Lane, Louisville, Colorado, spoke concerning the law suits filed against Meadows at Coal Creek, since he had close to a million dollars invested there. He met with Annette Brand, City Administrator about three weeks ago, who wanted a week to get with staff to discover the problems. On February 8, the Mayor told Woelfel that the City would not red.uce the criteria of the letters of credit. He explained that as of today the liens are still filed, because the sub-contractors have not been paid for their work. He and some other builders have been told that they can no longer proceed with their projects. He felt it was time to get the City Council involved, as the agreement between Meadows at Coal Creek and the City was no longer adequate. He has a lot that he can't get a building permit for, because it's too close to the gas well and is a safety hazard. He wanted to know why the City has not released funds to cover construction cos.ts on the public improvements that are there in Phase I and II. He asked the City Council to determine if the existing contract is ad~:quate for the further development of the Meadows at Coal Creek. He wanted them to review this development every couple of months to see: if it is being correctly done. He wanted the City Council to override the City Administrator's position and go ahead and release the building permits for Phase III. He wanted the letters of credit reviewed to see if they're adequate to do the public improvements there. 2