City Council Agenda and Packet 1985 04 16

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Hundley assured Council that the work at the plant is proceeding on schedule. UPDATE OK HARPER LAZE PROJECT Council's packet included the update on the Harper Lake Project. The project should be complete by mid-August. When ready, Harper Lake will give Louisville the flexibility to utilize to a maximum benefit the City's judicated water rights. UPDATE ON CITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS Hundley met with the Chamber of Commerce Board and discussed setting • joint meeting for April 23rd. The Chamber is formulating a proposal for . a program and will present it to Council at this meeting. This will be an open meeting and the entire business community is welcome to attend. UPDATE ON THE BROOMFIELD ANNEXATION George DiCero, Broomfield City Manager , still has not contacted Hundley regarding their recent annexation. They should be submitting a plan to their City Council soon and will then contact Hundley to set a joint meeting of Councils. IMPACT OF THE 1986 FEDERAL BUDGET CUTS As related to Council in their packets, the single greatest direct impact on Louisville would be the elimination of the City's Revenue Sharing Fund which rece4ves approximately $66,000 per year in Federal Funds. LIQUOR LICENSE RENEWAL TRACt INN Cussen asked that this item be pulled from the Consent Agend• as he has two main concerns. The first is the nature of some of the violations that were reported and secondly, the growing number of incidents each time there is a renewal submitted. • Mayor Meier commented that the Renegers were calling more frequently as Council had requested and that in itself showed better compliance and also crested a larger list of "incidents reported" in this liquor license renewal request. Cussen felt that many of the incidents were not of a usual nature and that there were several calls where outside assistance from other jurisdictions was needed to control the problem. This bar seems to have more than its share of unruly incidents. 4