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Open Space Advisory Board <br />Minutes <br />July 10, 2024 <br />Page 2of7 <br />o Mark asks if they are also looking for animals? Ember says they are only <br />counting human visitors. <br />o There is also technology available to track visitation and use patterns <br />using cell phone pings, but that is not being used just yet. <br />o Michiko asks if the grant tiger team is looking at grants that can be used <br />for this purpose? Ember says no but they could, and grants have been <br />used for similar things in the past. <br />o Charles asks if foot or bike race participants are counted in these types of <br />counts. If they pass a counter then they ae counted but we can't single <br />out their use. <br />• Susan asks if past RTR wildlife surveys are available and if so, can they be <br />provided to OSAB? Rob said they were provided to OSAB in 2022 and can be <br />found in public documents or in the OSAB packet from that time. <br />• David says he doesn't want the acquisition policy discussion to stall because the <br />city manager is gone. Board seems to agree, and Ember will look into it and <br />provide an update. <br />• Susan asks if Louisville rangers will have body cameras? Ember: They have <br />worn them for the past two years. <br />• David asks what is going on at Hecla? Ember says it is a Public Works water line <br />repair and should be completed soon and will require restoration. David asked for <br />public notice, which Ember agreed to supply. <br />7. 7:15 pm Board Updates (10 Minutes) <br />• Charles asks about the date of the next meeting being listed as Aug 7th. Ember <br />says it will be on August 14th in city hall. <br />• David: <br />o Planning to attend a meeting with public works leadership on July 11th <br />about communication and to give feedback. <br />o Bike to Work Day went well. Spoke to ranger Brendon about e-bike and <br />speed limits on trails. Ember says concerns have been relayed to city <br />council and code enforcement. Rangers aren't allowed to "chase" and <br />pursue citizens and speed limits are hard to enforce because speed is <br />subjective (without equipment to read the speed) but can stop in an <br />educational capacity. <br />o Commented that the OWL worked well last month and sounded good. <br />o Asked if there has been increased messaging about fire hardening with <br />recent spot fires in the area? <br />o Noted that at the end of a recent city council meeting, there seemed to be <br />interest in considering cycling through board chairs and vice chairs. <br />8. 7:25 pm Discussion Item: Quasi -Judicial Status Related to OSAB. Presented <br />by: Rob Zuccaro, Director of Community Development (45 Minutes). <br />City of Louisville <br />Parks Division 749 Main Street Louisville CO 80027 <br />303.335.4774 (phone) www.LouisvilleCO.gov <br />4 <br />