City Council Agenda and Packet 1973 10 16

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410 • Xostieville 9!M MIa gitiersalicsa ecos ssisa • i ~ 101 Grant Avenue Louisville, Colorado 14MT9 MINUTES OF LOUISVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION REGULAR MEETING, OCTOBER 4, 1973 All members present. Also present was Ed Deborski, City Council representative, and Marion Martell of Transcendental Meditation Group. Chairman, Keith Helart called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.M. Miss Martell requested permission of the Commission to use Community Hall for 2 lectures on the subject of transcendental Meditation. After listening to an explanation of her work, Jerry Xing made a motion to allow the group to use Community Hall for 2 nights, Nov- ember 1st and November 8th. Meetings to be free and open to the public of Louisville. Larry Springer seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken. August Hioco-yes, Keith Helart-rle, Jerry King-yes, Larry Springer-yes. There were 2 absentation votes, Barbara Stahr and JoAnn Purcell. COMMUN I CATIONS: Copy- of signed contract from Tollefson Construction for construc- tion of the swimming pool and wading pool. Letter from Colorado Parks and Recreation Society regarding Fall conference, October 22, 23 and 24. Minutes of City Council meeting, September 18, 1973. City of Louisville Capital Development Program prepared by Oblinger-Smith. Dated May, 1973. City of Louisville CBD redevelopment Plan. August 1973. BILLS: Steinbaugh Hardware - $10. 50, volley ball and volley ball net. Arapahoe Sports - $24.90, 10 cans Wilson tennis balls. B. & J. Sprinkling Service - $87.90, pulling out 2 lines and repairing another line at Community Hall. Motion made by JoAnn Purcell to pay bills. Seconded by Barbara Stahr. All in favor. Lights at Memory Park Square. Discussion took place about having lights turned off earlier at night during winter months. Town curfew is set at 10:00 P.M. Jerry King said he has talked to Ray Caranci of Louisville Electric about installing a timer Witch. Keith Helart made a motion that we authorize Louisville Electric to install a timer on all lights at the park, and have Jerry King decide whether to install either a daily clock or a 7-day clock, maximum expenditure to be $75.00. August Hioco seconded the motion and all were in favor. Park Signs. Barbara Stahr to check with Mr. Goldsmith at Louis- ville Middle School about having signs lettered and painted white inside the lettering. Sign to read, "Memory Square Park", cont'd .