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Dellinger indicated that GIS has been utilized in many other surrounding <br />communities to include Golden, Longmont, Boulder, and Loveland. Some <br />information could be downloaded from Boulder County without cost. A cost of <br />implementing the system would be a plan metric flight. <br />City Council <br />Study Session Summary <br />July 14, 2009 <br />Page 3 of 4 <br />Council asked if proprietary information could be accessed on the web. Dellinger <br />indicated a steering committee could assist in developing the "product" as well as <br />establish procedures and policies to include public access and security and a <br />review process by City Council, City Manager, and the City Attorney. Other <br />communities with a GIS could be contacted regarding their procedures and <br />policies. <br />Council and staff agreed that the community needs to be notified of the fly -over. <br />US 36 FEIS <br />The process is moving forward with the Record of Decision (ROD)'for the <br />Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). The final EIS will be released for final <br />comments on October 30, 2009. There is a 45 day comment period, although <br />CDOT asked for a 30 day turn around. Communities, RTD, and federal agencies <br />have worked hard on addressing all issues. Most comments will focus on final <br />design. Open Space, Parks, Engineer, and Planning will all work on bikeways <br />and regional connections. One of the public hearings will be hosted in Louisville <br />on November 18, 2009 for public participation in the process. <br />The ROD will allow the City of Louisville to obtain federal funding. Communities <br />are coming together and are satisfied with the design supported by the FEIS. <br />Mayor Sisk and H. Balser have represented the City of Louisville during the <br />process. The Council expressed their appreciation for the hard work and <br />representation. <br />Legislative Agenda <br />The legislative meeting is scheduled for November 23 at 7:30 a.m. in the first <br />floor Library Meeting room. Senator Schaffer, Senator Heath, and <br />Representatives Weissman, Hollinghorst, and Levy will attend. H. Balser and <br />council reviewed and discussed the following topics for the proposed agenda: <br />Tax Policy <br />Horne Rule <br />Energy and Environment <br />Planning and Land Use <br />Urban Renewal <br />Transportation <br />