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<br />BRaD <br />Meeting Summary <br />July 6,2010 <br />Page 2 of 2 <br /> <br />3. Streamlined review <br />4. Various Sign designs <br />5. Void Spaces <br /> <br />Committee members and staff discussed the different exceptions that might arise in signage, such <br />as signs above fascia, multi-tenant buildings, and prohibiting moving and flashing signs. The <br />Planning Department will take the various suggestions into consideration when presenting the sign <br />code information to other committees and boards, and incorporating appropriate changes into the <br />proposed sign code to City Council. <br /> <br />UPDATE ON POTENTIAL CONSUMER USE TAX BALLOT ISSUE <br /> <br />Malcolm Fleming informed the committee that the fall ballot will propose a 3.5% use tax on <br />purchases outside the City of Louisville for use within the City. There are challenges to the <br />wording and phrasing of the use tax. The committee and staff discussed the consequences of the <br />use tax not passing. BRaD unanimously endorsed the Use Tax measure to Council. <br /> <br />DISCUSSION - PROPOSAL BY ROB LATHROP TO CHARGE SALES TAX ON RENTAL <br />STORAGE SPACE AND RV/BOAT STORAGE <br /> <br />Committee members and staff discussed the sales tax proposal and concluded that now is not the <br />right time to pursue this issue. Additional comments addressed the need to diversify the tax base. <br /> <br />RETENTION VISIT OVERVIEW <br /> <br />Rob and Troy visited with Vaisala. Vaisala is a Finnish company that works in meteorological <br />scientific equipment. The company has acquired other similar companies and is re-Iocating <br />employees to the Louisville office. <br /> <br />Malcolm and Hank visited with Sundrop Fuels. Sundrop has an office in CTC and an interesting <br />future. The company also has operations in Broomfield. Sundrop converts rice straw into liquid <br />fuels and works in other bio-fuels. A concern for this company is rail transportation and the lack of <br />high end condos. <br /> <br />Jill and Phil visited with Streets Fitness. This company is growing. Streets Fitness stated that <br />promoting their business was an issue. <br /> <br />Bonnie visited with the DaVinci Institute, owners of The Vault. This company is a coworking <br />environment that offers varied levels of leased office space. The company is non profit and has a <br />one-year lease. If the business does well they might consider purchasing the building. <br /> <br />Rob and Shelley visited with Samnina-Sci. This company has a niche in STC circuitry board <br />repair, testing, and re-programming. The company has approximately 15 employees and is <br />located in CTC. A future contract with Level 3 is possible. <br />
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