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City Council Special Meeting Minutes October 7, 2008 Page 2 of 6 C. Resolution No. 45, Series 2008 - A Resolution Approving an Amendment to the Neodata Final PUD Development Plan to Demolish and Reconstruct the Existing Accessory Building to Incorporate a Second Floor for a Production Studio for Gaiam at 833 South Boulder Road D. Approval of Bid Award for the Coal Creek Golf Course Parking Lot and Cart Path Improvements to Premier Paving, Inc. E. Approval of Revised First Amended Employment Contract City Manager Fleming PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA S.J. Duran, 1109 Pine Street, Louisville, CO addressed the live music events at the Steinbaugh Pavilion. He explained the music at a charity event held two weekends ago was loud and lasted until 12 midnight. He asked Council to review the ordinance to limit the hours of the outdoor events at the Steinbaugh Pavilion and be more considerate of the residents who live in the area. Jean Morgan, 1131 Spruce Street, Louisville, CO also addressed the loud music at the Steinbaugh Pavilion two weeks ago. She asked Council to be more considerate of the neighbors when approving these events. She addressed a noxious weed, which is growing along Spruce Street. She brought samples of the weed commonly referred to as a puncture vine. She asked Council to add this weed to the City's noxious weed category. Alan Sobel, 1408 Kennedy Avenue, Louisville, CO addressed his complaint against Comcast Cable Television, which involves three separate complaints: 1) How Comcast deals with cable programming; 2) How Comcast deals with the PEG Channels and 3) How Comcast deals with Internet services. He reviewed the history of the Internet, which was developed by the Department of Defense in the late 1960's and early 1970's and was originally known as ARPANet. He explained how the Internet works. COUNCIL INFORMATIONAL COMMENTS ON PERTINENT ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA Councilor Dalton reported on receiving complaints from constituents about aviation noise. City Manager Fleming sent a message to the Rocky Mountain Airport Manager about the complaints and asked him to redouble his efforts to remind the pilots that flying over neighborhood areas creates a nuisance. He also contacted Superior Town Manager Scott Randall to determine whether the Town of Superior is also receiving clitizen complaints about aviation noise. He noted the FAA controls the activities at airports, but he will continue to work with the airport manager to convey inforrnation to the pilots of the impact of aviation noise.