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City Council Special Meeting Minutes November 3, 2008 Page 2 of 16 A. Approval of Bills B. Approval of Minutes (October 13, 2008 & October 21, 2008) C. Approval of a Proclamation in Recognition of the Regional Transportation District, named Best Transit Agency in North America by the American Public Transportation Association D. Approval of Resolution No. 50, Series 2008 - A Resolution Approving a Final Planned Unit Development (PUD) Plan for a 28,170 SF Light Industrial/Flex Office Building for 1475 Arthur Avenue, Lot 7, Block 1, The Business Center at the Colorado Technology Center E. Approval of License Agreement with Boulder Creek Events for Use of the Steinbaugh Pavilion (824 Front Sfreet) and Surrounding Area for WinterSkate F. Approval of Resolution No. 51, Series 2008 - A Resolution Approving aMonth-to-Month Lease Agreement for the Lease of Lot 6, Block 4, Town of Louisville PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA Alan Sobel, 1408 Kennedy Avenue, Louisville, CO noted November 3~d, marked the 4th anniversary of the citizens' approval of Louisville Ballot Issue 200. He reviewed City documents, which presented a technology plan and a plan for its implementation, as required by Ballot Issue 200. He requested the City provide a detailed accounting of the implementation of the technology plan. COUNCIL INFORMATIONAL COMMENTS ON PERTINENT ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA Mayor Sisk noted tomorrow, Tuesday, November 4, is Election Day and he urged Louisville residents to exercise their right to vote. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT City Manager Fleming reported on the following: • The US Environmental Protection Agency has awarded the "Keep it Clean Partnership" (which includes the Cities of Boulder, Louisville and Longmont, the Towns of Superior and Erie, and Boulder County) second place nationally for their Stormwater cleaning program. • The United States Post Office will not renew their lease for the present downtown facility due to difficult economic conditions and will close the downtown Post Office. Mayor Sisk noted the Council was aware the Post Office may not renew their lease when the Post Office building was purchased. Councilor Muckle arrived at the meeting at 7:14 p.m.