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Michael Schnatzmeyer 725 Mead St., :/f2 APPOINTMENTS APPROVED AUDIENCE COMMENTS CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT RESOLUTION :/flO - VILLAGE SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER - P.U.D. A~ENDMENT GOLDEN RECYCLE STAN GRAHAM - SUBSIDIARY OF COORS CO, GOLDEN COLO. REPRESENTATIVE OF GOLDEN RECYCLE 2/16/82 Page -3- Each member of council had a copy of letters of interest from Carl Schmidt and Michael Schnatzmeyer. Advised counci.l he felt this was an opportun- ity for him to provide a service to the com- munity that would befitting of his background as an architect. Mr. Carl Schmi.dt was not present. Councilwoman Horris moved, Councilman Cum- mings seconded Carl Schmidt and Michael Schnatzmeyer be appointed to fill the two existing vacancies on the Louisville Housing Authority Board. Question called for. All in favor. Motion carried 7-0. None Attorney Rautenstraus read the resolution in its entirety. Director Rupp showed slides of the area and location for the recycle operation. He advised that Planning Commission had approved the resolution by a vote of 4-3 with conditions. Staff's recommendation was that the recycling operation should be con- tinued inside the Safeway Store. Advised council their business was to recycle aluminum cans and place them on convenient sites in neighborhoods rather than in industrial areas. At present they are in business with Safeway. Dumpsters are chained to the recyc- ling machines to avoid them from being moved throughout the parking lot, and the machine is bolted to the parking lot so that wind will not tip it over. It weighs 3,000 lbs. empty. Denver Can Bank, Inc. will maintain the machines 7 days a week as well as keep them clean and provide money for the customers. Their company pays Safeway 2 3/4c;: per pound for the use of the parking lot, to wash the machine and take care of the trash. Should the machine malfunction - customer to call the company and a check will be sent to them. The machine will also have its own lighting.