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City Council <br /> Meeting Minutes <br /> July 6, 2010 <br /> Page 4 of 12 <br /> Windsor. She noted 46 Engineers are based in Louisville to help support those wind <br /> energy projects. <br /> COUNCIL COMMENTS <br /> Mayor Sisk welcomed Vestas Technology and asked how many employees will be <br /> based at the Louisville facility. Ms. Innis stated there will be 46 Engineers based at the <br /> Louisville office to help support the manufacturing facilities. Vestas anticipates <br /> employing over 200 people over the next few years at its Louisville facility. <br /> Mayor Sisk requested the total square footage proposed for the facility and its location. <br /> Economic Development Director Star explained they propose to lease 47,000 SF at 361 <br /> Centennial in an office building, which is located behind Lowe's. <br /> Ania Lato, Vestas Technology, Interim Vice President Project Manager, stated she was <br /> pleased to be a Louisville resident. She voiced her excitement over bringing the Vestas <br /> Technology Research Development facility to Louisville. <br /> Economic Development Director Star introduced Kittie Hook, Senior Vice President <br /> Corporate Services, Fuller Real Estate. <br /> MOTION: Mayor Sisk moved to approve Resolution No. 38, Series 2010, seconded by <br /> Councilor Sackett. Roll call vote was taken. The motion passed by a vote of 7 -0. <br /> ORDINANCE No. 1573, SERIES 2010 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING <br /> CHAPTER 3.20 OF THE LOUISVILLE MUNICIPAL CODE, REGARDING THE <br /> PROCESS OF RESOLVING DISPUTES RELATED TO SALES AND USE TAX <br /> PAID TO A LOCAL GOVERNMENT 2 Reading Public Hearing <br /> Mayor Sisk requested a City Attorney introduction. <br /> City Attorney Light read Ordinance No. 1573, Series 2010. <br /> Mayor Sisk requested a Staff presentation. <br /> Finance Director Watson explained Ordinance No. 1573, Series 2010 proposes to <br /> amend Section 3.20.425, Assessment of taxes, Section 3.20.520 Administrative <br /> hearings, and Section 3.20.530, Time limitation for hearing requests, specifically <br /> extending the time period to protest a notice of deficiency, assessment, or to appeal or <br /> request a hearing related to the collection of sales or use tax from 20 days to 30 days. <br /> This ordinance is a result of Senate Bill 10 -142, which was signed into law on March 29, <br /> 2010, and amends C.R.S. 29- 2- 106.1(2) (a), to extend the State's time period to <br /> protest a notice of deficiency, assessment, or to appeal or request a hearing related to <br /> the collection of sales or use tax from 20 days to 30 days. Although the City is not <br />