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City Council Meeting Minutes April 7, 2009 Page 2 of 11 Mayor Sisk called for changes to the consent agenda and hearing none moved the consent agenda be approved, seconded by Councilor Yarnell. All in favor. Absent: Councilor Muckle. A. Approval of Bills B. Approval of the Special Meeting Minutes March 10, 2009 C. Approval of Minutes March 17, 2009 D. Award Bid to Alta Enterprises, Inc. for Recreation Center Automatic Thermal Pool Cover E. A ward Bid for the 2009 Pavement Crack Seal Project to PLM Asphalt & Concrete F. Approval of 2009 Arbor Day Proclamation G. Approval of the Purchase of HIS Turbo Blower for the Replacement of the Existing Aeration Blower H. Approval of Payment to Boulder County Sheriff's Office Communications Center for Dispatch Services I. Approval of Purchase of Police Cars J. Award Contract for City Hall Office Space Renovation to Whitestone Construction K. Award Contract for Design and Engineering of Recreation Center Mechanical System Replacement to Abrahamson Engineering L. Approval of Joint Meeting with the Town of Superior Board of Trustees PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA Don Atwood, 298 S. Taft, Louisville, CO invited the Mayor, City Council, City Staff and members of the public to the Louisville Arts Center Dream reception, which will be held at the Arts Center on Sunday May 3,2009, at 6:00 p.m. The Senior Design Class of the Architecture School at CU/Boulder has taken on a project of providing a series of possible designs for an art center that would fit into the Louisville Urban Renewal area. Seven teams will present their designs to an adjudicated team and then give a short presentation to the public. The public can then vote for each design on a scale of 1 to 5. Based on the vote, the LCC will give cash awards to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd placing designs. Alan Sobel, 1408 Kennedy Avenue, Louisville, CO addressed issues with Comcast Cable Television and asked why the City does not enforce Ordinance No. 1489 and the Cable Customer's Bill of Rights. He felt the municipal government protects the interest of Comcast but not the interests of its citizens. He reported at a recent GMTC meeting where discussion included Comcast's written notice of changes to its subscribers. He was prohibited from presenting evidence and because no evidence was presented, Comcast was not restricted in its notice process.