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Joint Meeting <br />Boulder Valley School District <br />Louisville City Council <br />Meeting Minutes <br />May 7, 2008 <br />Page 7 of 7 <br />Board Member Lesley Smith supported the Design Advisory Team's <br />recommendation and the students of Louisville Middle School. <br />Board Member Roberge thanked everyone who attended the meeting. He stated <br />the Boulder Valley School District mission is the education of children. He noted <br />by the vote on the bond issue:, there was a strong indication for promoting <br />education. He stressed it is too late to change the design plans. <br />Board member Albright voiced her appreciation to the Louisville Historic <br />Preservation Community, however, the bond issue was for the educational <br />purposes and not for historical preservation. <br />President Jones stated this meeting was a great opportunity for the City Council <br />and the Board of Education to meet and discuss both sides of the issue. She <br />had no objections to the Louisville Museum Coordinator working to preserve the <br />Louisville Middle School artifacts. She stated the Design Advisory Team did <br />listen to the community but adhered to the guidelines set by the Board of <br />Education. She would not support any change to the design that would affect the <br />budget or the timeline. She ~;upported a monument to the old school. She <br />stressed her focus is the education of children. <br />Mayor Sisk expressed his desire to celebrate the reconstruction of the school. <br />He suggested erecting a monument to the Louisville Middle School to preserve <br />its history. He felt there must: be closure, and the community must put this <br />chapter behind them. <br />ADJOURN <br />The as adjourned at 6:45 p.m. <br />.l <br />=~,0.~ •~P <br />-~ <br />... <br />W <br />4W,~ ~ ~ • <br />,ATT ST: <br />stir*rre~c•~ <br />ancy Varr~, City Clerk <br />