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M Eoiui�'vlfle <br />COLORADO I SINCE 167H <br />improvements planned, State and Local Highway/Street involvement, <br />from Steel Ranch to Empire Rd. See project scope in City Council <br />packet from last night. Objectives include safer routes for bicycles. <br />Project not starting this year (looking at 2024). <br />City Budget to include item for additional support staff member for <br />communications team. <br />Continuing maintenance efforts for Right of Way and Median pruning <br />of Dead/Dying ash trees along S Boulder Rd and Cherry St. <br />Stinging "bees" at playgrounds a reported problem. <br />Mayoral candidates should communicate with City Clerk rather than <br />board members for specific issues. <br />Next Tuesday City Council will delve deeper into budget issues, with <br />meeting to be held in Library Meeting Room, reviewing budget and <br />work plan, 6:00 p.m., next Tuesday. <br />PPLAB awarded Kudos to Parks Dept. for communication with <br />Louisville community during removal of historic cottonwood tree at <br />Dillon and 881", and installation of two replacement trees. <br />Parks and Public Landscaping Advisory Board member suggested <br />returning families need additional communication. <br />City of Louisville Service Finder button can be found on city website, <br />upper right-hand corner. This is where community can report <br />problem/issues related to trees and bushes, burned out trees or <br />landscaping remaining in place. <br />City is applying for matching grant for natural disaster reclamation at <br />Enclave and Sunflower parks. First pass at information and initial <br />City of Louisville <br />Parks Division 749 Main Street Louisville, CO 80027 <br />303.335.4774 (phone) www.LouisvilleCO.gov <br />6 <br />