Open Space Advisory Board Agenda and Packet 2009 07 08

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Open Space Advisory Board Minutes June 10, 2009 Page 3 of 4 potential conflict. Tom asked if any jurisdiction's code enforcement officer could give tickets in neighboring jurisdictions. Joe suggested that only Boulder County officers could ticket anywhere in the county but that other officers could only ticket in their own jurisdiction. Joe commented that "Trail Hours" is an appropriate phrase to replace "Hours of Operation". City of Louisville, CO OSAB Recommendation: "We support the details of the letter and make a recommendation that we are in support of the Rock Creek I Coal Creek Regional Trail System proposed regional rules and regulations. We would like to suggest that the phrase "Trail Hours - Trails Closed from Midnight to 4am" replace the phrase "Hours of Operation - Trails only closed from midnight - 4am" regarding regulation #3." Linda moves to make the recommendation as put down in the minutes. Truman seconded. Motion passed unanimously. Discuss Survey for the Dog Off-Leash Area to Davidson Mesa Tom indicated that a one-page survey would be desirable and that questions should be the same in hard copy form and online. Truman said that multiple answers could be selected per question online, which mayor may not create a problem. Tom set up the online survey to only accept answers once from any given IP address. Kate suggested that the "Other" section may not be relevant. Tom replied that the "Other" section is a default for the online survey but that it can be removed from any question. There was discussion of which questions warranted an "Other" answer. Tom said that he would work on the website in the coming week. Discuss Municipal Codes Related to Dogs Ember reminded us that this discussion centers on the coyote issue and she provided the dog rules. Tom asked if there is a vaccination code for pets. Truman said that there is a vaccination and licensing process but does not know the jurisdiction that handles the process. Kate asked whether we should consider reducing the code relating to leashes of 15 feet. Ember said that Louisville is the only local jurisdiction with a leash length designation.