City Council Agenda and Packet 1997 03 04

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Davidson offered a friendly amendment that at the same time request the County, when approving any antennas with a close proximity to the city limits of Louisville, automatically hold a public hearing and notify the City of Louisville of the hearing. Sisk and seconder Mayer accepted this. All in favor. OTHER REGULAR BUSINESS ITEMS ARISING AFTER PREPARATION OF AGENDA NONE CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT Susan Griffiths, City Attorney, commented that she had sent a memo noting that the two inclusion proceedings in the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District and the Municipal Sub District were approved and signed by the District Court, signed by the court, and final absent an appeal by the Attorney General's office, which is very unlikely. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT Bill Simmons; City Administrator, in following up on the City Attorney's report, recognized Public Works Director Tom Phare and his staff for the work that was done, and staff from his office, Linda Salas and the former Management Assistant Ronda Kelley who gathered the signature required to submit the petitions. Davidson thanked the citizens of Louisville for signing the petitions. Simmons stated that the committee formed to review the Commercial Design Guidelines had met once and at their guidance, staff is doing some redrafting of the CDG. The committee will met again at the beginning of next week. It will be before Council March 18. He reminded Council of the joint Work Session with the Planning Commission. February 25 concerning potential architectural and other design guidelines for Louisville's downtown commercial area. The 1997 downtown improvements will be briefly outlined in the 700 and 800 blocks of Front Street. Friday the City received three proposals to purchase the Admor property and he had a summary sheet for Council. Council asked that the proposals be discussed at the next Work Session. COUNCIL COMMENTS AND COMMITTEE REPORTS Howard announced that he and Keany attended the meeting with the development community, but nothing had been resolved. Lathrop attended a meeting, along with Storage Tech, Neodata, and Rocky Flats, of the current Leadership of Louisville class. Topics included how well Louisville is doing economically. The 8