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City Council Meeting Minutes June 1,2010 Page 3 of 10 This year there are more Main Street Patios at more locations and each has a revocable licensed agreement with the City of Louisville. The project is funded and maintained by the Downtown Business Association. Saturday, June 5 Events: The Chamber of Commerce is hosting The Taste of Louisville Event; the Farmer's Market opens and the Touch a Truck Event will be at Louisville Recreation Center. City Manager Fleming will attend his parent's 60 wedding anniversary in New Mexico next week and Deputy City Manager Balser will be in charge. Mayor Sisk noted the DBA constructed the Main Street Patios on Memorial Day. He thanked the DBA for taking their time on Memorial Day to build the patios. REGULAR BUSINESS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND UPDATE ON THE CITY'S STORMWATER PROGRAM Mayor Sisk requested a Staff presentation. Operations Manager Ken Mason introduced and welcomed Janice Lopitz, Coordinator for Keep It Clean Partners (KICP). Ms. Lopitz has been the Coordinator for the Partnership since its inception in 2001 and has done an admirable job maintaining a working relationship with the other community members in the Keep It Clean Partnership. She was instrumental in the development of the award winning Stormwater Program, which was recognized nationally by the EPA. Janice Lopitz, Coordinator for Keep It Clean Partners (KICP), outlined the highlights of joint KICP efforts through a PowerPoint presentation. The presentation focused on program highlights for 2009, regulatory trends and local programs for 2010 and beyond. She reminded Council the City of Boulder, Boulder County, Town of Superior, City of Longmont, and Town of Erie are all partners in the Keep It Clean Partners (KICP). She explained the Keep It Clean Partners' mission is to meet the State's permit requirements in the Boulder Creek and St. Vrain Watershed municipalities. The 2009 accomplishments are as follows: Annual Report Accomplishments Outreach to school children, adult residents, businesses, construction industry and municipal employees. Things to come CDPHE Audit of Louisville Program, E. Coli TMDL for Coal Creek; National Survey on Stormwater and Low Impact Development. Erosion Control, Permanent Water Quality Structures and Illegal Discharge Prevention. KICP 2010 Efforts Carwash Sign Distribution; Pressure Washing Training, Youth Corps and Effectiveness Survey.