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Louisville City Council Meeting July 1, 2003 Page 5 of 6 The City Attorney requested an Executive Session for consultation with respect to claim for a refund of the Community Investment Fee. City Attorney Light reported the request for executive session is pursuant to C.R.S. 24.06.402 4 (b), of the Open Meetings Law, authorizing executive session for discussion of litigation. City Clerk Nancy Varra read Section No.2.90.050 - Public Statement, of the Louisville Municipal Code, which governs the topics that can be discussed in executive session. MOTION: Davidson moved that Council go into executive session to discuss a claim for refund of a Community Investment fee, seconded by Sisk. All in favor. Brown absent. Council went into executive session at 7:59 p.m. REGULAR BUSINESS RECONVENED Davidson called the meeting back to order at 8:17 p.m., and asked City Attorney Light to report on the executive session. Light stated at the executive session Council discussed a potential litigation, a claim for a refund of a portion of the Community Investment fee. The City Attorney received direction from City Council with respect to the claim. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT City Attorney Sam Light reported on the closing of the two properties located on Spruce Street, and noted the subdivision process is complete and the City owns the properties. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT Deputy City Manager Julie Boyd reported on the following: · A pre-qualifying meeting for bidders on the Louisville Police building. 28 Pre- Qualification Statements submitted; eight qualified for the project. Bids go out on Thursday, July 3; bidders have until July 25 to respond. · One vacancy on each of the following boards and commission: Board of Adjustment, Board of Appeals and the Arts & Humanities. Five applications have been received. Staff will schedule interviews one hour before the study session. · Council members availability for the August 5, 2003 Council meeting. Agenda items include: awarding bids on Police building; second reading of the ordinance for the Ballot questions and certification for the November election. Several members of Council not be available. Staff will review various options including scheduling a special meeting. Assistant City Manager for Governmental Relations Heather Balser reported on a three- month delay of Comcast's high-speed Internet service. She explained due to technical issues, the service would not be available until late summer or early fall. Sisk asked that the citizens be advised as to the delay of the high-speed Internet service, by announcement in the Louisvi'lle Times, and in the City's Web Site. 5