Legal Review Committee Agenda and Packet 2018 10 30

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City Council Legal Review Committee September 27, 2018 Page 3 of 5 Councilmember Stolzmann noted the code still refers to the Land Management Director and should be updated. Members decided to use "City Manager or his designee" in place of director for simplicity. Members reviewed the draft as presented. 4.04.010 Scope Prohibitions For the language in section 4.04.010, Councilmember Stolzmann stated it needs to be clarified which properties are open space and which are parks. This ordinance creates more confusion until this issue has been addressed. We should take the time to identify the different areas and pathways so we know what rules apply. She reiterated that the Charter requires the Open Space to be zoned. Councilmember Loo agreed this language does not address what we need. She would like the language to work so the rangers and Police Department can enforce the rules on all City lands. Councilmember Stolzmann stated we should move forward with language that only for those properties zoned as open space. Councilmember Leh agreed it makes it clear. Cotton -Baez stated we will need an agreement with Boulder County and Lafayette and also have language in our code to allow the rangers to enforce rules on jointly owned open space not in Louisville that will ticket violators in Louisville municipal court. Councilmember Leh stated this language would set us up for when we do have an agreement. Councilmember Stolzmann would like it clear if every property we own jointly is a defined open space so they can be identified in the agreement with Boulder County. Staff will bring back language to meet the intent of the Committee. Councilmember Loo motioned to leave in language to include coverage for bodies of water in open space. Councilmember Leh seconded. All in favor. Councilmember Stolzmann would like the prohibitions grouped so they are easier to understand. Staff will bring back a version with sections/headings. Item D — Signs, Councilmember Loo asked if this applies to real estate signs/advertising. Brignull stated this would include all signs unless given permission by the City. Staff will include signs in the list as well. Item 0 — Leash length, Councilmember Loo stated a ten -foot leash is too long. She would like it shorter. Brignull stated this is fairly standard across jurisdictions.