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HISTORICAL MUSEUM AND CITY II\t'JN PRESERVATION AWARD Historic Boulder, an organization dedicated to the preservation of Boulder area historical, architectural, visual, and environmental heritage, presented awards of merit to the Louisville Historical Museum and the City of Louisville at its awards dinner in February. awards are in recognition of distinguished accomplish- ment in historic preservation for the conservation and restora- tion of the Historical Museum's Jacoe Store, Tomeo House, Jordinelli House, and Summer Kitchen. to 1hursdays and the first Sat- urday of every month from 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM. Additional information is available at 303.665.9048. HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION RECOGNIZES BUILDINGS OF MERIT In honor of Colorado Archeology and Historic Preserva- tion Month in May the Historic Preservation Commis- sion bestowed awards of merit to four building owners. Connie & James Green, 721 Grant Avenue, for the historic preservation of their home that was formerly the Louisville Hospital. John Leary and Jan Rowen, 1116 LaFarge Avenue, for the historic restoration of their home, historically known as the Jannucci House. Herbert Day, Jr., 701 Grant Avenue, for the adaptive reuse of his home that was formerly a church building. JefFerson Avenue, for the historically sensitive addition the church built in 2000. Congratulations to the winners and we thank them for their commitment to the preservation of the character of Old Town. PHONE BOOK ERRORS It has come to our attention that many of the City's phone numbers listed in the Dex Telephone Di- rectories problem exists in the Government listings, the Business pages, and the Yellow pages. Should you need to contact any City department by phone, we suggest you use the listings on the back of this Thank you. CITY II\t'JNS AWARD FOR THE KEEP IT CLEAN PARTNERSHIP On Tuesday, April 10, the Keep it Clean Partnership was awarded the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 8's "Environmental Achievement . award recognizes communities for their significant achievements in protection of public health or the environment. Keep it Clean Partnership (KICP) is a regional stormwater quality management program serving the communities of Boulder, Boulder County, Erie, Longmont, Louisville and Superior. partnership represents a unique regional approach to water quality management and contributes to statewide KICP's mascot "H20 Jo" and the slogan "Keep it Clean, 'cause we're all downstream" have been used to create a family-friendly message that serves to educate children as well as adults, and a number of the KICP programs have been adopted statewide. Keep it Clean Partnership is a leading example of how local governments can partner to promote environmen- tal awareness and achieve environmental goals," said Janice Lopitz, Keep it Clean Partnership coordinator. Environmental Achievement Award recognizes signifi- cant achievements in the protection of public health or the environment and in advancing the agency's strategic goals. Among the criteria is an outstanding contribution to environ- mental protection through a single action, or by an ongoing action over an appreciable period of time. WEATHERIZATION AND REHABILITATION LOANS AVAILABLE Longs Peak Energy Conservation of Boulder County provides weatherization and housing rehabilitation to 600 low-to-moderate income households each year. Retrofits include energy audits, insulation, heating system replace- ments, refrigerator replacements, air leakage treatments, and health and safety tests on combustible appliances. rehabilitation program addresses additional health and safety retrofits including roofing, plumbing, electrical, floor- ing, lead paint issues, and other structural repairs. income guide- lines are based on household size and maximum income level. One person household - $41,700, two person household - $47,700, and three person household - $53,650 If you have questions or referrals please visit the web site www.co.boulder.co.us/cs/ho/weatherization/index.htm or call 303.441.3870.