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Public Works Director Kowar gave a high level overview of the Future 42 project <br />from Locke street to Arapahoe. He said multiple versions of the corridor have <br />been discussed in public, online and in person. Recommended alternative is <br />two lane coming into the area but expanded to four lanes between South <br />Boulder Road and Pine. This is to manage traffic, for turning, and to reduce <br />congestion. There are protected bike lanes on both sides, and a multi -use trail <br />on east side. The plan recommends underpasses at South St, east/west under <br />Hwy 42 and underpass at Burger King area, north/south under South Boulder <br />Road. This is a $75 million to $100 million project to be done in phases. <br />Communities are talking with CDOT and DRCOG for funding processes. <br />Griffith Street would become signalized. All intersections have not been <br />designed to final configuration. Commissioner Tofte said the ballfield area is in <br />bad shape and needs improvement. There was a discussion of traffic signals. <br />Acting City Manager Davis noted that the ballfields are jointly owned with the <br />City of Louisville, Lafayette and Boulder County. We do not know when <br />Lafayette may come in with an investment. LRC's opportunity could be <br />gateways, greenscapes, and amenities to secure those investments are made. <br />Director Kowar will attend another meeting in the future. Director Kowar said the <br />LRC will be a strong partner in the project. Financial partners will be necessary <br />for the project to reach completion. Acting City Manager Davis noted State Hwy <br />42 corridor is one of six regional corridors that are part of the North Area <br />Mobility Study (NAMS) and part of multimodal considerations. There are <br />regional developments in neighboring communities that will impact Louisville. <br />Chair Adler thanked Director Kowar. <br />• Facade Improvement Program Application: Pitch Karaoke (a)_ 640 Main <br />Street <br />EV Specialist Brown reviewed application and proposed improvements listed in <br />the packet. Total cost of proposed improvements is $10,487.01, which would be <br />100% reimbursable upon completion. The applicant may explore the option of <br />adding a canopy at the front entrance. Staff recommends the canopy be <br />included in the reimbursement so long as the total costs to not exceed $15,000. <br />Proposed Improvements include: <br />• New illuminated exterior sign ($8,571.57); <br />• Electrical set up ($1,337.65) <br />• Building permit fees and use taxes ($577.79) <br />Agenda Packet P. 7 <br />