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which offers great risk to this community both financially and in regard to the protection of their quality of life. They felt the erosion problem would lead to flooding to the people below this development. David Wolfe, 857 West Barberry Circle, Louisville, concerned with the overcrowding of the schools. CO, was Jason Wolfe (David's son), 857 West Barberry Circle, Louisville, CO, would be disappointed, if sled hill was no longer there. Clifton Carney, 1506 Fillmore Court (on the edge of sled hill), Louisville, CO, submitted a letter dated October 6, 1992, to Council. He supports both controlled growth and open space and he felt that this proposed development violates each of those. He felt the proposed development would create an undue burden on Louisville's already overloaded services, such as, police protection, fire protection, water, schools. He suggested that the City Council conduct an impact study on the impact on these services, the grading problem, and the erosion problem before any decision is made. He suggested that Council put a moratorium on water taps, with respect to this development, until a decision is made and water taps are increased, so that this developer doesn't slide in before that is done. He didn't want to lose the recreational value of sled hill and the open space it provides. He stated that he saw the black fox. He felt it should remain open space or made into a park. Patricia Carney, 1506 Fillmore Court, Louisville, CO, was concerned about the Police force. She wondered if all of the empty police cars sitting around Louisville were because Louisville lacks enough police officers to fill these cars. She has made three (3) calls to complain about a suspicious vehicle parked near her home that may have poisoned her dog. To this day no officer has responded and she wondered if this is a lack of police protection. Also, she stated that there were 13 arrests this summer of children under 13 years of age. A man approached her the other day and inquired "Why hasn't my son been arrested yet?", like that was the norm. She wondered if that was the kind of reputation Louisville wanted as a community. Davidson stated that the empty police cars are part of Louisville's speed awareness program, which is working effectively. He asked Rod Leesman, Director of Public Safety, to contact Ms. Carney the next day in relation to her complaint. Davidson asked if the applicant wished to respond to the interested parties. John Jorgensen, Hurst & Associates, engineers for Ridgeview Estates, 3055 - 47th Street, Boulder, CO, addressed the access on South Boulder Road. He stated that it is not a requirement of this 19