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Louisville City Council Meeting May 6, 2003 Page 10 of 11 civil defense siren to another pole. Williams noted the Dolphin Swim team begins practice at the Memory Square pool on May 15th and on June 6th there will be a 30-year rededication of Memory Square Pool. Simmons asked Public Works Director Tom Phare to update Council on the SH 42/96th Street Highway Connection. Phare reviewed the SH 42/96th Street Highway Connection Project schedule as follows: 1) Consultant to complete design by mid-June, 2) Staff s review of design and bid process from mid-July to mid-August, 3) Start construction in December and completion of construction by end of construction season in 2004. Phare also reminded the residents on the City annual clean-up day on May 9 and 10. City Manager Bill Simmons reported on the following items: Staff is working with the Pickett family on the Spruce Street open space acquisition and will attend the June 5 meeting with the Boulder County Commissioners relative to a boundary line adjustment. The closing for the property is scheduled for June 13. Staff is proceeding with plans for the July 4th Celebration. Council members Sisk and Van Pelt and City Staff met with Boulder Valley School District relative to the artificial surface of the field at Monarch High School. The Finance Committee has asked Council to review the 2004 Budget Calendar. Mayor Davidson, Mayor Pro-Tem Sisk and Staff met with the Colorado Tech Center, Centennial Valley and others relative to the Community Investment Fee. Staff is working on a draft ordinance for the Community Investment Fee. The results of library poll will be presented to Council at the May 13th work session. The plans for McCaslin Interchange will be also presented at the May 13th work session. The traffic engineer will be present to respond to Council questions. Simmons reviewed the three proposed alternatives for McCaslin Interchange: Alternative 1) Calls for the most construction to the Louisville side of the interchange, Alternative 2) Similar to Alternative 1, with less construction on the Louisville side, and Alternative 3) Shows no new construction on the Louisville side. Brown asked about a double left coming from the west and entering into Louisville. Simmons stated there would be considerable expansion along that area. 10