Historical Commission Agenda and Packet 2011 01 19

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All Participants The public 15 also accountable for the public in- volvement process and for the results it produces. All parties (including Council, advisory boards, staif, proponents, opponents and the public) are respon sible for: working within the process in a cooperative and civil manner; mfncusing on real issues and not on furthering per- sonal agendas; balancing personal concerns with the needs of the community as a whole; having realistic expectations; participating openly, honestly and constructively, offering ideas, suggestions and alternatives; listening carefully and actively considering every- one's perspectives; identifying their concerns and issues early in the process; providing their names and contact information if they want direct feedback; remembering that no single voice is more im- portant than all others, and that there are diverse opinions to be considered; making every effort to work within the p ject schedule and if this is not possible, discussing this with the proponent without delay; recognizing that process schedules may be con strained by external factors such as Iimited fund- ing, broader project schedules or legislative re- quirements; moccepting some responsibility for keeping them- selves avvareofcurrentissues, making others aware of project activities and soliciting their involvement and input; and considering that the quality of the outcome and how that outcome is achieved are both important. Updated 72/70 This pamphlet to prepared pursuant Home Rule f�� the ,°�1� ,.Q,c Charter ",e City f/ Louisville. O, �OU/�.",c. This is compilation of Articles 4 and 5 of the Charter of the City of Louisville rf' n�/� 8� ��/��NJ"U�v,c��"°��/�"'e City 's Offi 749 Main Street, Louisville, Colorado, and the City's �0�/�","c, �w,w�� web site at www.LouisvilleCO.gov. This also v�� ,,,/��OyR�,c�/�O,�O�DQ.,�c�tO f body n� �V�yY��OV��O'Q��Uv,,��O� (board or commission) at that body's first each meeting year.