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BOARD & COMMISSION VACANCIES T he City has a variety of Boards and Commissions each with specific responsibilities. The City is currently accepting applications for vacancies on municipal Boards and Commissions. Application forms are available on the City's web site (www.LouisvilleCo.gov) as well as at City Hall, the Library, and the Recreation Center. The application deadline is 4:00 PM on November 30. Each applicant will be interviewed by the City Council. Interviews are scheduled for the evenings of December 7th and 8th. Information about the activities of each Board and Commission is available on the City's web site. If you have any questions, please call 303.335.4536. The City Council will be taking applications for the fol- lowing: •Board of Adjustment •Building Code Board of Appeals *Cultural Council *Historic Preservation Commission •Horticulture & Forestry Advisory Board •Housing Authority •Local Licensing Authority •Open Space Advisory Board •Planning Commission •Resource Conservation Advisory Board •Revitalization Commission FLOOD INSURANCE MAPPING T he City participates in the National Flood Insur- ance Program which makes federally backed flood insurance available for all buildings. Flood insurance covers direct losses caused by surface flooding, due to either a creek overflowing its banks or a local drainage event. Areas within the City which would be subject to surface flooding during a 100 -year storm event are depicted on a Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM). The area of flooding is defined as a Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA). The FIRM is printed periodically by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and made available to the local map reposi- tory, the City's Planning Department. As a resident or business owner in Louisville, you may visit the Planning Department to review a map to evalu- ate the location of a SFHA in relation to a specific property. You may also contact the Planning Department by phone (303.335.4592) or email (planning @louisvilleco.gov) if you would like the Department to make a determination as to the flood zone in which a property is located. Any construction within the SFHA requires the completion of a FEMA eleva- tion certificate which is also available through the Planning Department. Additional resources are also available through the Build- ing and Engineering Divisions to assist the public in the administration of the City's floodplain regulations. "Thawle Iueu. for bu%Ldiwg the wew dog -park so us cava tes have a place to socialize. rye ,.ever met a dog here I dldwt l%k e." Freeda, x year old e shepherd Ther upd Doe %w Traiwi.wg 1i'en 1 Shop Louisville GOOD THINGS HAPPEN! THINK LOUISVILLE FIRST When you Shop and Dine in Louisville you support: • The Purchase and Maintenance of Open Space • Maintenance of our Parks and Greenbelts • The Recreation Center and Library • Arts, Cultural, and Special Events • Infrastructure Maintenance and Snow Removal • Your Local Businesses! Find every business in Louisville at ShopLouisvilleCo.com Winter 2009 - 2010