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City Council Minutes KAH AN : MEIER: AMERICAN LEGION, SPECIAL EVENTS LIQUOR LICENSE HENRY TOBIN, NUCLEAR WAR EDUCATION COMMITTEE August 3, 1982 Page 8 independent of other organizations, to reassess our Comp Plan and obviously the scope of what is desirable is much less than needed to occupy the 1 and. Homa rt is not the one who wi 11 be telling us what the land use will be in the reassessment. I would hope you would be as gracious in a sense of victory to understand what we are really saying is that in order for us to understand what we are going to' present intelligently, we have to go through a planning process, but not without the aid of the consultant that Homart has, and when we come to conclusions, then we come to you for permission. Thanked Mr. Martin and Mr. Kahan for their briefing and explanation regarding the Centennial Valley Mall. A brief recess was called. Mayor re-opened the mtg. Motion by Morris to set August 17,1982, for a public hearing for the American Legion, Special Events Liquor License. Seconded by Fauson. All in favor. Motion carried unanimously. Henry Tobin, a member of the Boulder County Nuclear War Education Committee said this was formed by the County Commissioners in April following March hearings on Denver Metro Crisis Relocation plans. The Commissioners rejected the Crisis relocation palns, and due to strong turnout, the commissioners appointed this committee. This is to urge citizen involvement in working toward multi-lateral disarmament, and the con- sequences of a nuclear attack. A booklet has been prepared for all the citizens of Boulder County. Tobin is asking for public input and review before the booklet goes to the publisher. There will be a pUblic hearing in Boulder August 5, 1982 at 3 PM and all are invited to attend, bringing any comments they may have on the book- let. Tobin distributed a letter showing the costs of printing, mailing, etc. and Louisville1s suggested contribution is $100 of cost sharing, with Boulder County contibuting the bulk of the cost. Questions from Council and answers from Mr. Tobin. Discussion followed regarding the $100 donation, not necessarily the support of the program; how- ever some councilmembers believed it to be politi- cal in nature.