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Davidson stated that the applicant needed to get Knollwood to commit to what they need to do. He suggested starting the process of doing the building permit so they did not lose any time, continue this for two weeks and within that time they should be able to resolve the secondary access issue. Davidson moved that Council continue Resolution No. 50 until December 16, 1997, seconded by Sisk. All in favor. DISCUSSION - AIRLINE JEFFCO AIRPORT Davidson stated that the Jeffco Airport Authority, in violation of the open meeting law, decided to allow scheduled airline service and they are trying to claim it is charter airlines. He wanted the City of Louisville to take an official position against this by filing a complaint with the Secretary of State for a violation of the Open Meetings law. Also, working with other cities that are opposed to this by filing a complaint with the Federal Aviation Administration that Jeffco Airport currently does not have the equipment for scheduled service. Howard wanted this made a regional issue. Mayer wanted staff and Council to make sure the facts were correct. He stated that staff gave him Broomfield's plans for the 96th Street gateway area and wanted Council to have that information. Lathrop wanted information from staff or other sources that this information is correct. Davidson directed staff to gather information on this for the next meeting. OTHER REGULAR BUSINESS ITEMS ARISING AFTER PREPARATION OF AGENDA NONE CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT NONE CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT Bill Simmons, City Administrator, introduced Chuck King the City's new Human Resources Director. Simmons reported that the Post Office had begun soliciting offers to sell land or an existing building to serve as the main post office in Louisville. They are looking for a site of approximately 140,000 s.f. of net usable space or an existing building of about 25,000 s.f. They preferred to construct a new post office in the Centennial Valley area. He stated that at the next Work Session they will have a meeting with the Chairperson of DRCOG, Margaret Carpenter, the Landscape Master Plan Committee to review their efforts to date, and the proposal on the Boulder County Housing Authority purchase of some multi-family housing.