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►'P�l CC -- N PUBLIC NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. Un. SERIES 2f22 NOdroft0Eou of Coude�nut2Cittyf L We Coado,d on January 86U at the hour of 6:00 pm, at an etectranic ng tine city council held a Pldrlle Hearing on tfxt passage and aptbn of a proposed emergency Ordinance NO.1t123, Series 2022 AN UURGEN�CYY ORDINANCE TEMPORARILY SUSSVEpN�DING CFJtrAIN MIARQtNO UYlPU1YCHARGESApbAUTHORIzINGTHEAKANCEDIRECTIONt0 WRITE-OFF UTILITY BILL $AtAN= FOR STRUCTVREB DMAGEO OR DESTROYED RY THE MARSHALL FIRE WTRODUCEO READ PASSED AND ADOPTED AS AN EMERGENCY OR- DINANCE 6 ORtli?RED PGRLISHED IN Ft1LL this teth DAY OF IANU- ARY. ZM Ashley Stolzmann. Mayor ATTEST: Meredyih Muth, City Clerk Published with full ordinance In the Daily Camera 1/23/22. ORDINANCE NO. LW SERIES 2022 AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE TEMPORARILYSU�pE 1 CERTAIN PROVMOtNSOFTHELOUISVILLEMUNICIPpA�LCOpE�p pDING -OFFUTI RRLMMFORI tIf�C'tt1�RE5DAMAGED OR DESTROYED IN THE MARSHALL FIRE WHEREAS, on December 30.2021. a wildfire referred to as the Mar- shall fi=Gd and quiddy spread to the City of Louisville, result- ing in damage ar iota) toss of almost six hundred ((i000 structureswithin the City of LouisvUle, most of them residential WHEREAS, also on that date. the Governor of tt� State of Colorado IIs�sss�ur�eedyy��a Dedagtnatl�lon of SUIttMe p}{d�e Emor In par to the L.ChapteriT.32 J the LOUFsvIHe M dpbine alas)WasCode E•ardpC��R.5. �n2�33,�ro �C WHENEAOSf,LLoufsviille((yrUiee'Motlon oessDDeclarati2OrZs�e+D)-herd ncy in and for a Mayor Disason tDederatR. Olden approved bor the Event (DR•4tt CO) beginning on December 30, 2021 and continuing thereafter, and WHEREAS, on December 30, 2021 the Mayor of the Ci�� CJL pS 21335-M to Duration Louisville Lodi sash (mer- iin and far the C ty a LOulsvgle in response to the Marshall e the `Mayor's DedaraTian'7; and WHEREAS, by Resolution No, 6 adopted on January 1, 2022 the City Council conurufed in effaot the Mayar's Declaration until terminat• ed by resolution of the City Council; and WHEREAS, all City water customers experienced a disruption In de- livery of potable water because the City's treated water supply was fully exhausted by the suppression etiorts; and t be cleewer�er�nedd atCtdlhiJs nmemblutty hose Lou�S lle rthe esident ttss wits e wiinialtitabletmay°e%pQi{et ce C dll0 ama9eG SO as to make them cial obil9ation$; and nges meeting Important Bnan- WHEREAS. identification of those destroyed and damaged proper- ties by City staff will assist the City with response and recovery ef- foris, including necessary acUustments to the City's provision of public utilities., and WHEREAS, each customer reteiveS a single bill each month for wa• ter, wastewater, slormwater and trash and re dingDfees (collet• bBrl cleifnquenc rya d edItetlon afire set fooratthilin Cl ordi&; e;� �resolutions enacted pursuant to the authority In such ordinan• WHEREAS, the City Councl destros to grant such temporary and further relief to theWs utlllty customers as set forth hereln;and tWHEREAS. rile City Councii finds that an emergency exists because quir �U Ciem'atitynt of Pubir7k� P to actiontoreh, sa7spooetyndtoto Impacts on the s larb util ks true t0 t Marshall f1nt. NOW, THEREFORE, BE I ORAD ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE Prairie Mountain Media, LLC PUBLISHER'S AFFIDAVIT County of Boulder State of Colorado The undersigned, Melissa Nalera , being first duly sworn under oath, states and affirms as follows: 1. Helshe is the legal Advertising Reviewer of Prairie Mountain Media LLC, publisher of the Daily Camera. 2. The Daily Camera is a newspaper of general circulation that has been published continuously and without interruption for at least fifty-two weeks In Boulder County and meets the legal requisites for a legal newspaper under Colo. Rev. Stat. 24.70.103. 3. The notice that is attached hereto is a true copy, published in the Daily Camera in Boulder County on the following date(s): Jan 23, 2022 Signature Subscribed and sworn to me before me this day of, Public Section 1. Those provisions of ordinances and resolutions adopted by the City Council addressing_ City utilities snail be. and S H A Y LA N AJ E R A hereby are, temporarily suspended as follows NOTARY PUBLIC lesshai� collectind on procedures ddo nnqu me �ta ntstorcityutiit• STATE OF COLORADO a slut of utigtles shall be suspended for one month, dur• wnklt�eeF s�aI yet investtp�te arM identil� thud d Itias that hay -en destroye or iseA�i NOTARY D 20174-031965 MY COMMISSION EXPIRES July 31, 2025 �r"es Y the For purposes of Is ardlnance damaged^ shall mean the structum Is not habitable and is not being occupied as a result of the Marshall Fire. Section 2. All outstanding charges for City Utilities to properties identified try Clty staff as damaged or destm by the Marshall Freshaltbeddh�lpwgad. Chargasfor C(FtiyUnTas es to ropefiesngi monthd4maperiod set fortdh in lion 1�.8 shalt be discharged�e tiring the one- 5ection 3. The Finance Director Is hereby authorized to prom 19e suet rules and oraeedures na are nr or expedient IncleeuHdin roars the provisiors of SecUpns 1 and 2 s saspeni Ibr[xs sn�ecitiitfao{r0thdnMeme.� Ming hoI with w to c (oriyn(att0ee the teImpor ry tthhhedflwtW whIchll it % oC accooun. rentsYIt Clttr�utA111N)tdnlheagYseyFltfotl ls.1 p1"- re ab r 9IagqtrnnnCtantiillioSe= �thcciaii1l Fin writinrgp ofr�the amountst�dips- t 0�t hall Crydca}ttKmtnf�ttg�i eat forforpe a�n_d fordt herei u�mp�Yr�C.1on tdaspetWeCtytydist ordinanceshallshall be nsirsWted nIuKe Di. tut ned osit further ac ttietmtivvee. the d thereafter, all water on, anVine when rates Shaordinance i be a charge arut Gen uC the real property to which water sarvlco is prov�tied from the timeprsoupceh rents Brapadlu2, and chap be a perpatuat charge against alid adnin Section tu3JLL30 rty offSection S. If aft tnhe LouisdvilllehMureiidcippaat the city. as pro. fmaralninyg ease , s o1 t�his�ordingWI not ahce b the validity y Is held to ofhertheby re• clgres that k would have passed Mti ordinance and each Dart here - Account: 1048836 Ad Number: 1863917 Fee: $260.48