City Council Agenda and Packet 1998 12 01

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To continue building trust between the Parish and neighbors, the following decisions are proposed: . St. Louis Parish will establish a volunteer liaison for neighbors. The Parish liaison will facilitate issues and intercommunication between the Parish and neighbors. The Parish requests that the neighbors identify a neighborhood liaison to facilitate communication between the Parish and neighbors on issues of concern to more than one neighbor. The neighborhood liaison will be given a telephone number for the St. Louis Parish liaison to disseminate to interested neighbors. Any issues or concerns of the neighbors are to be communicated to the liaison either by telephone, in person, or in writing. The liaison will personally reply to the neighbors' issues/concerns within two business days with information regarding issue resolution. The liaison will maintain a log to track neighbor concerns/issues and their resolutions. Depending on the issue/concern, the liaison may need to contact the Parish office, school office and/or the Building and Maintenance Committee for possible resolutions. The St. Louis Pastor or his designee has final decision-making authority for the ~arish. All City Code violations are to be communicated to the proper City department as they occur. Emergency situations are to be communicated immediately to the appropriate organization, e.g., police, fire, or ambulance. The neighbor liaison group will attend bi-monthly meetings for one year to continue dialog and resolution of existing issues. . . . . . Davidson called for public comments. Norm Mossoni, 841 Jefferson Avenue, Louisville, Colorado, stated that he feels these issues stem from a handful of neighbors and not the entire neighborhood. He was never contacted by either group for his opinion on the subjects being discussed. He questioned why the recall ever occurred. He feels the conditions on the original PUD have been met and that the recall is the direct result of St. Louis School requesting to operate a middle school. He questioned the connection of a trash dumpster and air conditioner noise to the operation of a middle school. He did not believe that adding thirty students to the school's enrollment created an increase in traffic. He encouraged Council to look at the truth in this issue and deal with facts. He felt it was unreasonable to expect Father Don to enforce traffic laws in front of the school beeause that's the responsibility of the police department. Alicia Burrous, 924 Grant Avenue, Louisville, Colorado, stated that she is speaking on behalf of the neighborhood portion of the Parish/neighborhood committee. She expressed support for the staff recommendations approved by the Planning Commission at their last meeting. She stated that the neighborhood feels comfortable that parking and traffic problems will be addressed and corrected with the resolutions presented before Council tonight. She thanked Chief Goodman for his department's assistance in verifying that traffic problems do exist, recommending solutions, and for his commitment to enhance enforcement in the neighborhood. She thanked Paul Wood and the Planning Department staff for their thoughtful analysis of specific impacts on the neighborhood as well as recommendations regarding parking. She thanked the Parish portion of the joint committee 6