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Louisville City Council Meeting August 19, 2003 Page 2 of 8 Award "State Bid" 4X4 Ford One Ton Chassis W/Utility Body Award Bid for City Cleaning Services Award Bid-Structure Demolition & Asbestos Removal-State Highway 42 and South 96tn Street Project Resolution No. 21, Series 2003 - A Resolution Approving an Amended Final PUD Development Plan to Allow an Increase in Maximum Letter Height for the Hobby Lobby Sign, 1645 South Boulder Road, Lot 2, Louisville Plaza Filing No. 1, Replat ".4" (Formerly Kmart) Resolution No. 22, Series 2003 - A Resolution Approving Amended Sign Package - Residence Inn By Marriott PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA Janet McSmith, 882 W. Mulberry Street, Louisville, CO, a Fireside Elementary School spokesperson, thanked Council for their assistance in the purchase and installation of new playground equipment. Fireside Elementary School children presented cookies to the Mayor and City Council. Eva Kosinski, 1301 Jackson Court, Louisville, CO, asked when the minutes of the July City Council meetings would be on the City's Web Page. She was informed that only approved minutes are placed on the Web Page. The City Council approved minutes on the consent agenda and the minutes of the July 15, 26 and August 12 meetings will be placed on the Web Page tomorrow. Frosty Woolridge, 1458 Ford Place, Louisville, CO addressed junk vehicles and accumulation of junk in residential areas, through a slide presentation. He also addressed the immigration issue, which he stated has lead to overpopulation in the United States. He urged Council to adopt legislation to deal with immigration and overpopulation. John Conrad, 1466 Ford Place, Louisville, CO thanked the City for putting on the Triathialon event, which will occur this weekend. He addressed the storage of recreation vehicles and cited neighboring municipalities ordinances prohibiting such storage. He urged Council to adopt legislation to address the problem. Patricia Demchak, 1425 Centaur Village Court, Lafayette, CO, addressed the issue raised relative to overpopulation and immigration. She voiced her belief the United States is made up of immigrants and the only non-immigrants are the Native Americans. She expressed her concern that legislation against immigration will lead to discrimination. COUNCIL INFORMATIONAL COMMENTS ON PERTINENT ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA Davidson asked Land Management Director Cindy Lair to update Council on measures taken to address the West Nile Virus. 2