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Louisville City Council Meeting August 19, 2003 Page 7 of 8 · There is a recommendation before the RTD Board to formally approve the design and construction of a park-n-ride, bus ramps, pedestrian bridge and associated improvements on US36/McCaslin Interchange. · The Town of Superior would like to conduct a joint workshop/public meeting with the Louisville City Council on September 10, at 7:00 p.m., to discuss recommendation on the design components of the McCaslin Interchange. That would include discussion on the landscape master plan, pedestrian/bike circulation plan, pedestrian bridge and bridge enhancements and pedestrian lighting and shelters. At the meeting the Superior Board will formally adopt the recommendation, however the Louisville City Council will approve those recommendations at its September 15th City Council meeting. · Balser reported she has not heard from CDOT on the final recommendation oh the US36 signage plan. City Mananger Simmons asked Deputy City Manager Julie Boyd to update Council on the progress of the Police/Court facility. · Boyd reported the Mayor has signed the contract to FCI to build the Police Department. The building department will issue building permits next week and work is expected to begin in mid-September. City Manager Simmons reported on the following: · The building department issued building permits to the Balfour Senior Living Community. · Council approval (on the consent agenda) of the award of bid for the structure Demolition & Asbestos Removal to clean up the asbestos at the MedTec property. · Negotiations continue with the railroad for the bridge crossings for the Highway 42/S 96th Street project. · The trailer issue would be discussed at a study session next month. He noted many of the issues mentioned this evening could be addressed by existing ordinances. Levihn concurred some trailer areas should be cleaned up and the ordinances enforced. COUNCIL COMMENTS AND COMMITTEE REPORTS Brown reported on "Meet the Teacher Night" at Coal Creek Elementary School, where he met with the new principal. He referenced a meeting last year with the school principals and staff members and suggested Council meet again with school principals. He commented on the new amenities at Memory Square pool, and addressed the early closing of pool. He asked Staff to look at the current policy and perhaps extend the season for the pool use. He addressed the Dillon/St. Andrews intersection, and asked if Council and Staff could discuss the issue. Levihn stated the public does not frequent the Memory Square Pool in late summer. 7