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CoHeehouse Conce" John William Dayis . Friday, September 12 Louisville Center for the Arts 801 Grant Avenue 7:30 PM (doors open at 7 PM) . Admission: TED Please call 303.666.7400 for information. Music wiih Ernie l Madelyn . \ ~ .. ~ Saturday, October 11 .. Louisville Center for the Arts 801 Grant Avenue 10:30 - 11:15 AM (doors open at 10 AM) Admission: $3 per person Enjoy rousing, interactive musical fun for children, featuring interactive songs that educate and entertain, inspiring children's movement and play. (www.musicwithm- adelyn.com) Salsa l Swins Dance Lessons Saturday, October 11 Louisville Center for the Arts 801 Grant Avenue 7:30 PM (doors open at 7 PM) Admission: $8 per person or $15 per couple Join us for a great night of fun and dancing. Classes are taught by local dance company Casablanca Dance Stuaio, owned by Carl and Suzanne Gerleit. CoHeehouse Conce" The Canirells Friday, October 24 Louisville Center for the Arts 801 Grant Avenue 7:30 PM (doors open at 7 PM) Admission: TED Please call 303.666.7400 for information. Ballroom Dance Lessons Saturday, November 15 Louisville Center for the Arts 801 Grant Avenue 7:30 PM (doors open at 7 PM) Admission: $8 per person or $15 per couple Join us for a great night of fun and dancing. Classes are taught by local dance company Casablanca Dance Stuaio, owned by Carl and Suzanne Gerleit. NEW REGULATIONS REGARDING RV & TRAILER STORAGE In to initi- ate work on an ordinance to address the extent to which private property owners would be allowed to park and store detached trailers, campers, and boats on private residential lots. City Council conducted study sessions on the topic in January and March of 2007. to work with residents in draft- ing an ordinance that would meet both the City Council's conducted several public workshops and Planning Commission public hearings to take drafted an ordinance that stated the following: · A total maximum of two recreational vehicles are al- lowed on a residential lot. · No more than one recreational vehicle may be parked in the front setback. · A recreational vehicle in the front setback must be parked on an improved surface (driveway or an im- proved surface next to the driveway). · No encroachment into a public right-of-way is allowed maximum length of a recreational vehicle that can be parked on a residential lot is 32 feet. On August 5, 2008 the City Council approved Ordinance No. 1537, Series 2008 thereby approving all of these new efFect on October 1, 2008. For more information regarding the new regulations, please contact the Police Department Code Enforcement Division at 303.666.6531. SEWER BACK-UPS CAN BE EXPENSIVE Sewer backups can be expensive, cause a great deal of damage, and be an inconvenience. A homeowner's best defense is a course of preventive maintenance. Replacing a sewer service can be a very expensive project so a little preven- tative maintenance could go a long way. Most homeowner's insurance policies DO NOT cover damage to personal property caused by a backup of sewage from a City sewer main line into a private residence. Many a homeowner's insurance policy rider that can be purchased to cover the costs of cleanup and cost of the rider is minimal, typically less than $40 per year. You may want to review your homeowner's insurance policy and talk to your insurance agent about adding this coverage to your policy.