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improvement guarantee in the amount of $1,930.70, which equals 1/10 of the remaining public improvements guarantee. He stated that in the meantime the City Attorney would get with the building officials and report back to Council at the next meeting, in case that is not necessary. Seconded by Mayer. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 6 - 0 vote with Sisk being absent. RESOLUTION NO. 53, SER1ES 1994 - 1995 D.U.I. ENFORCEMENT GRANT CONTRACT Bruce Goodman, Chief of Police, stated that the Colorado Department of Transportation had agreed to fund the Louisville Police Department for a police officer to do full-time DU.I. enforcement in the amount of $25,000. Davidson wondered if this would any way interfere by draining the police force for D.U.I. enforcement offoftraffic enforcement during the hours children are going back and forth to school. Goodman stated that it would fit. They currently have an officer assigned to drunk driving enforcement. What this will do is pay for that officer that they are currently using. They will assign an experienced police officer to drunk driving enforcement and, with the available position, hire a new police officer to fill the existing officer's slot. Howard moved that Council approve Resolution No. 53, Series 1994, a resolution approving the Law Enforcement Assistance Fund Contract L-18-95. Seconded by Keany. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 6 - 0 vote with Sisk being absent. ORDINANCE NO. 1163, SERIES 1994 - RELATING TO THE PAYMENT OF CITY MONEYS PURSUANT TO A PURCHASE CONTRACT TO BUY AND SELL VACANT REAL ESTATE AND CONSERVATION EASEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE AND KLUBERT AND HELEN ROSE WAREMBOURG - 1ST READING - SET PUBLIC HEARING 10/18/94 Griffiths read by title only Ordinance No. 1163, Series 1994, "An ordinance relating to the payment of moneys pursuant to a purchase contract to buy and sell vacant real estate and conservation easement between the City of Louisville and Klubert and Helen Rose Warembourg." Sharon Asti-Caranci, acting City Administrator, stated that as a part of this purchase the city will need to borrow from the Conservation Trust Fund, funds from the General Fund of $1.1 million, Golf Course Fund of $256,000, Capital Projects Fund of $132,000, and Internal Service Fund of $112,000 to purchase the property. This ordinance indicates how this money would be paid back from the Conservation Trust Fund to these various funds over a four year period, 1995 - 1998. This ordinance will not prevent the city from a more rapid repayment of funds. Howard wondered if the borrowing of the Golf Course money would in any way affect the running of the Golf course, or the repayment of Golf Course bonds, or put the Golf Course in jeopardy financially. 4