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City Council Meeting Minutes September 19, 2006 Page 9 of 10 CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT City Attorney Light reported on the Hamon litigation. The City is participating in mediation with Hamon's attorney on a settlement proposal. He requested Council authorization to continue mediation with Gordon McClintock, a mediator from Fort Collins, who has an expertise in construction matters. A one-day mediation session is proposed. There was Council consensus authorizing continued mediation in the Hamon litigation matter. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT City Manager Simmons reported on the following items: . North End Development proposal was approved by the Planning Commission on September 14, 2006, with 26 conditions. . The Pro and Con statements on Ballot 2A are due on Friday, September 22, by the end of the business day. He noted the Use Tax does not include existing residential construction materials. . Pursuant to the Home Rule Charter Amendment, Staff has scheduled Board and Commissions training for November 2 at 8:30 a.m. and November 6 at 7:00 p.m. . An initial draft received from Boulder County regarding TIF financing. . The Dog Park at Community Park will be closed on September 25, for two weeks for maintenance. Most of the work will occur during the first week. Seasonal employees will perform the work. He noted the alternative dog off-leash area is located at the Davidson Mesa Trail. . September 25, 2006 Study session will be at the library. Agenda items include: recognition of former Louisville Elementary School Principal Robin Hamasaki; meeting with Planning Commission and the 2007 Budget. The budget discussion will center on the Enterprise Funds, Water and Waste Water Funds and the Golf Course Fund. Mayor Sisk asked that personnel questions be addressed at the September 25, 2006 study session. Mayor Pro Tem Brown suggested Council conduct an executive session to discuss personnel issues. He also noted Council member Marsella had suggested Council consider passing a resolution allocating revenues derived from Ballot 2A Use Tax, should it be passed by the voters. He also favored earmarking those funds for certain projects or programs and suggested that be a discussion item for the study session. City Manager Simmons stated the resolution is scheduled for consideration at the October 3 City Council meeting. HE! noted this could also be discussed at the next study session.