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City Council <br />Meeting Minutes <br />January 24, 2023 <br />Page 4 of 5 <br />Helen Moshak, Louisville, suggested the City find experts to help the City look at ways <br />to split the tax or change the tax in ways that could expand its uses. She supports <br />getting community input in the process. <br />Cynthia Come, Louisville, stated everyone in Louisville values open space and parks. <br />She stated there needs to be good communication to the residents about this ballot <br />issue. We need to get the question right. <br />Mayor Pro Tern Fahey stated it is critical to get this on the ballot in November and get it <br />passed. She would like input from the City's boards, staff, and experts on how to do this <br />ballot issue. <br />Councilmember Brown agreed with Mayor Pro Tem Fahey. He noted the need to <br />continuing to maintain the level of funding and service. <br />Councilmember Leh agreed with his colleagues and wants to make sure we put forward <br />the best measure and don't leave this to chance. He would like to make sure equity is <br />included in the conversation around the tax and how it can benefit all people in the <br />community. He noted the great open space in the county has limited the space available <br />for affordable housing and that should also be in the conversation. <br />Councilmember Most stated she wants to make sure the affordable housing <br />conversation does not get convoluted with the open space conversation. The parks and <br />open spaces make us a more open and accessible community. <br />Mayor Maloney stated this amenity is highly valued in Louisville. We all want it on the <br />ballot and the funding from this tax is paramount to maintain parks and open space. <br />Mayor Maloney suggested the Council create a task force to work on this. It should <br />include two members from the Open Space Advisory Board, two members from the <br />Parks and Public Landscaping Advisory Board, and one from the Sustainability Advisory <br />Board as well as possible representation from the former EDI Task Force and/or EDI <br />staff. The group could take input and craft ideas on how to create the best ballot <br />language to put in front of community members. He would like it to also include himself <br />and Mayor Pro Tern Fahey. <br />Councilmember Most asked that the boards consider EDI in their appointments. <br />Staff will work with the boards to have each one nominate who will serve on the Task <br />Force. <br />Staff will bring back a formal resolution to create the task force at a future Council <br />meeting. <br />
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