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Regular \1eeting RDINANCE :/f4l3 PARKS & RECRE- ATION 3.2 LIQUOR LICENSE APPLI- CATION STREET LIGHT- ING Louisville City Council April 17, 1973 A Public Hearing was held on Ordinance :/f4l3 amending Chapter 25 of the Municipal Code of the City of Louisville entitled "Zoning the property annexed to the City of Louis- ville, Colorado by Ordinance #411 as petitioned by Wood Brothers, Inc.11 Question by Bill Gans at Public Hearing - Are you planning to bury the utility wires? Answer: Yes Question by Carmen DeSantis - Will there be any overhead wiring in the green-belt area? Answer: No Councilman King moved that Ordinance #413 be adopted. Seconded by Councilman Domenico. Roll call vote - Deborski no, King yes, Domenico yes, Scholl no, Donovan yes. Motion carried. Attorney Morris stated that passage required majority of those present. Chairman Keith Helart reported that the Board was not ready to submit draft of an Ordinance for real estate transfer tax to acquire funds for park development, and would like to be placed on the agenda for May 1st meeting. Keith also stated the Board would like approval on bid package (swimming pool only) Two bids will be obtained for the pool and for the bath house. Keith asked to have a motion by Council to advertise and have the bid package to be picked up at City Hall, and by next Council meeting another bid pack- age for the bath house. Proposed location of the Pool will require a variance, and money will be availabe about August 1st. Councilman King moved to approve submission of these plans based upon the approval of City Engineer, City Administrator and City Attorney. Seconded by Councilwoman Scholl. Roll call vote - Deborski no, King yes, Jensen yes, Donovan yes, Scholl yes, Domenico no. Motion carried. 3.2 Liquor license application submitted by Duane Elrod at Rolando's - cannot be set for twenty (20) days after the application has been filed. Public notice must be published ten (10) days prior to the hearing. It was re- commended we both publish and post same as regular liquor license. Application was submitted on April 13, 1973 - Hearing date established May 15, 1973. Proposed changes will increase cost $1,344.00 per year Councilman King moved to revise the street lighting as detailed in Public Service letter dated March 21, 1973. Seconded by Councilman Donovan. Roll call vote - all in favor. Motion carried.