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ILZ City of <br />Louisville <br />COLORADO • SINCE 1878 <br />Applicant Name: <br />Debra Baskett <br />2019 Revitalization Commission - Supplemental Questions <br />The Revitalization Commission is responsible for carrying out the Highway 42 Area Urban <br />Renewal Plan adopted in 2006. The Commission meets the second Monday of each month <br />at 7:30 am. Terms are five years. You must be a resident of Louisville to apply. <br />PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE YOUR ANSWERS TO ALL OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS in <br />the space provided and return this questionnaire with your application to the City <br />Clerk's Office (749 Main Street) or email it to MeredythM@LouisvilleCO.gov. <br />Please limit each answer to no more than 400 words. <br />1. Briefly explain your interest in serving on the Revitalization Commission. <br />City of Louisville elected leaders, staff, residents and business representative have valued, planned and invested <br />in the health and vitality of the city for many decades; protecting and activating our downtown, preserving existing <br />neighborhoods and creating new ones, investing in open space and trails, new public facilities, and building and <br />maintaining roads and safe mobility options for all members of the community. Louisville's leadership recognizes <br />we are part of a regional system, and collaborates with neighboring communities to attain near and long term <br />goals. <br />As a resident of Boulder County for more than 30 years, I have been keenly aware of the vision of the city, and <br />observed and enjoyed the many initiatives and and evolution of this small but mighty community. I have deeply <br />empathized with the challenges of recovering from economic downturns, the impact of the 2013 flood, and the <br />frustration of the long promised Northwest Rail. <br />I am interested in serving on the Revitalization Commission to contribute my experience integrating <br />transportation and land use planning to create strong and resilient communities. The opportunity to participate in <br />protecting the unique asset of downtown and to continue the transformation of the SH 42, South Boulder Road <br />and McCaslin corridors would be an honor. <br />48 <br />
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