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<br />AUDIENCE COMMENTS <br />CHRIS SCHMIDT - <br />LOUISVILLE VOL. FIRE DEPT. <br /> <br />BETTY STONE REQUEST <br /> <br />CITY ATTORNEY REPORT <br />ORDINANCE #535 UNIFORM <br />BUILDING CODE AS AMENDED <br />1976 EDITION - SECOND <br />READING <br /> <br />May 3, 1977 <br />Minutes page 2.: <br /> <br />Chris Schmidt, representing the Louisville <br />Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Unit, <br />stated that Denver City Council recently <br />passed an ordinance which requires the <br />licensing of emergency personnel and vehicles <br />responding into and out of the City of <br />Denver. This ordinance would require each <br />ambulance attendant to take a written test <br />prepared by the City of Denver Health Dept. <br />and each person driving the vehicle be <br />subjected to a physical examination and <br />driving test and also that each emergency <br />vehicle be licensed with the City of <br />Denver. In addition, Mr. Schmidt stated <br />that each rescue worker would also have to <br />pay a license fee. He stated that this <br />limits the City team from transporting <br />patients to any hospitals in the City <br />limits of Denver, i.e. Childrens, Colo. <br />General, and the Veteran's Hospital. <br />Mr. Schmidt stated that patients will be <br />transported to St. Anthony's North and when <br />stablized will then be transferred to <br />hospitals in the Denver limits if they so <br />choo$e. <br />Councilman DiCarlo stated that this should <br />be emphasized in the local papers so that <br />people in the area are aware of the new <br />Denver law. <br />Councilman DelPizzo stated that the City <br />should write the City of Denver and let them <br />know Louisville's feelings on their new <br />regulations. Council concurred and stated <br />that the City Attorney should review the <br />Denver Ordinance for the complete inter- <br />pretation and report at the next council <br />meeting. <br /> <br />Mrs. Betty Stone, 1001 Front St., stated <br />that the curbing in front of her home is <br />broken and the water is running out into <br />the street. She requested that the City <br />check and see if something can be done <br />about it. <br /> <br />Mr. Wurl stated that he would check into <br />the problem. <br /> <br />Attorney Joss noted that the ordinance has <br />been published twice in!t'he newspaper. He <br />then read the ordinance on second reading <br />by title only. <br />