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City Council Meeting Minutes March 18, 2008 Page 6 of 10 City Attorney Light requested a friendly amendment to direct Staff to publish the notice along with the ordinance. Mayor Sisk and Councilor Dalton accepted. VOTE: All in favor. RESOLUTION No. 12, SERIES 2008 - A RESOLUTION URGING THE BOULDER VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF EDUCATION TO PURSUE ALTERNATIVES FOR THE LOUISVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL RENOVATION PROJECT THAT ACCOMPLISH THE COMMUNITY'S SHARED GOALS OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION, OUTSTANDING EDUCATION FACILITIES AND SCHOOL SAFETY City Attorney Light prepared a resolution based on the outline provided by Councilor Muckle at the March 4, 2008 City Council meeting and the additional comments and direction offered on the issue. City Attorney Light reviewed the additions to the resolution. Councilor Muckle voiced his appreciation to City Attorney Light and his support for revisions to this resolution. PUBLIC COMMENT Barbara Hesson, 526 LaFarge Avenue, Louisville, CO stated she attended the school and asked why residents were not told earlier of the proposed demolition. Mike Koertje, 887 Welsh Court, Louisville, CO thanked Council for taking action and he supported the resolution. He announced the Historic Preservation Commission will meet on March 19, at 7:00 p.m., in the City Council Chambers. Jean Morgan, 1131 Spruce Street, Louisville, CO thanked Council for their support and presented a document, entitled "A Flawed Process: `How the Boulder Valley School Districl: Failed the Voters of Louisville'. The document is available online at www.annie~4louisville.com/saveLMS.htm Don Atwood, 298 S. Taft Court, Louisville, CO thanked Council for their support and stressed the importance of preserving the City's northern gateway. Annie Hughes, 1405 Garfield Court, Louisville, CO thanked the Council for preserving the City's heritage and voiced her support for the resolution. She spoke on behalf of Janet Storiington, 1101 Grant Avenue, Louisville, CO who supported saving the Louisville Middle School historical facade. Samuel Duran, 1109 Pine Street, Louisville, CO voiced his disappointment that more Council members will not participate in meetings with the school district.