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Economic Vitality Committee <br />Meeting Minutes <br />September 15, 2023 <br />Page 4 of 7 <br />Improvement Program. He continued that this program may want to consider <br />including funding for businesses that are forced to close or relocate while they <br />are making improvements to their property. He closed his comments with a <br />recommendation that making increased financial assistance available to new <br />and existing businesses may help fill some of the vacancies within the <br />downtown. <br />Public Comment from Mike Kranzdorf: Mr. Kranzdorf stated that he attended to <br />Energy Code Open House and that it was run really well. He praised Director <br />Zuccaro and Chief Building Official Chad Root for leading the event. He also <br />agreed with Chair Leh that the process has been great, but noted that the <br />changes introduced by Planning Commission are quite significant. <br />Mayor Pro Tern Fahey added that downtown does not face some of the same <br />challenges as other parts of the City that have large parking lots with exterior <br />lighting. She noted that this should be considered when discussing the dark sky <br />lighting ordinance. <br />Chair Leh thanked staff for their efforts on the commercial energy code and for <br />including LRC updates to the EVC. With that, Chair Leh closed staff updates. <br />7. Discussion/Direction — Business Forum Update: Interim Manager Brown <br />summarized the previous discussions around the Business Forum and <br />confirmed that staff is working on a survey that will be sent out to the business <br />community this month. This survey will gather preferences from local <br />businesses around the timing, frequency, location, and format of the business <br />forum. <br />Interim Manager Brown also added that he had spoken with Executive Director <br />of the Louisville Chamber Eric Lund around the idea of a quarterly business <br />forum that was discussed during the August meeting. Manager Brown proposed <br />that a quarterly forum could rotate through a couple of different locations in <br />Louisville, with two City Councilmembers attending each forum. However, <br />Manager Brown noted, but it's important to collect the business feedback before <br />planning any future forums. Once staff receives feedback from the business <br />community, they can align the business forum to match those preferences. <br />Chair Leh requested that the survey be sent out prior to the next meeting so <br />that it can be discussed in October. Manager Brown confirmed that the survey <br />will be completed and sent out within the next week, and that he will ask the <br />Chamber of Commerce and Downtown Business Association to help send out <br />the survey. <br />8. Discussion/Direction — EVC Work Plan: <br />Chair Leh introduced the EVC Work Plan and asked Manager Brown to give an <br />overview of the item. Manager Brown summarized the seven initiatives that the <br />Agenda Packet P. 5 <br />
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