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City Council <br />Meeting Minutes <br />November 5, 2023 <br />Page 2 of 6 <br />Helen Moshak, Louisville, thanked the City for the initial work on a minimum wage <br />update. She supports the County's recent move to set a minimum wage and hopes the <br />City will join in that to help low wage workers live in communities they work and address <br />housing issues. She asked Council to schedule this item discussion at a future meeting. <br />Louis Delaware, Louisville, stated Via Appia needs more speed enforcement and <br />stoplights should be added at cross streets. <br />David Blankinship, Louisville, stated that communication between the Council, the City's <br />boards, and the public is subpar. The proposed rules of procedures do not allow direct <br />communication between the boards and the Council and he feels that adds workload to <br />staff liaisons. Additionally, he does not feel the Transportation Master Plan is being <br />followed and is now being deviated from without public process. <br />Josh Cooperman, Louisville, stated the proposed rules of procedure for boards should <br />not require so much meeting formality. He does not think the staff liaison needs to act <br />as a conduit with City Council; he would rather members communicate directly with <br />Council. <br />Juliane Leckey, Louisville, stated Via Appia is not a problem now and does not need to <br />be changed. She would like to better understand what problems this is trying to solve. <br />There should be a discussion before changes are made. <br />Brett Carter, Louisville, stated he supports restriping of Via Appia to make the City more <br />walkable and livable. <br />APPROVAL OF THE CONSENT AGENDA <br />Mayor Maloney asked for changes to the consent agenda; hearing none he asked for a <br />motion. Motion: Councilmember Dickinson moved to approve the consent agenda, <br />seconded by Councilmember Kern. Vote: 6-0 Leh absent. All in favor. <br />A. Approval of Bills <br />B. Approval of March 21, 2023 Minutes <br />C. Approval of Resolution No. 65, Series 2023 — A Resolution Approving <br />the Annual Budget for the Louisville Revitalization Commission for <br />the Fiscal Year 2024 <br />D. Approval of Resolution No. 66, Series 2023 — A Resolution Approving <br />Board and Commission Rules of Procedure <br />E. Appointment of Councilmembers Hamlington and Hoefner to Serve <br />on Committee to Review Board and Commission Applications <br />F. Appointment of Councilmembers Leh and Hoefner to Serve on <br />Committee to Review Applicants for Municipal Court Prosecuting <br />Attorney <br />
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