City Council Agenda and Packet 1994 02 15

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PtAblia hearihq Of the Planning` coasisaian on Dscfea►ber 29, 1993, and _ tha Joint Planning comiesion /council Kork session. — Ann XOnk, 971 4t, Andxews Lena, Louisville, Colorado, stated that f= it is her neighborhood's desire that Council ratify the final draft of the South sub Axes Comprehensive Plan. They are particularly — plsAsed with item No. a under Transportation Actions and item No. $ wider Land Use Action Southwest Quadrant. xayer utatsd concerning Land Use Policies, No. 1 on Page 2, that efforts should be made to identify the areas prior to the doNelopment occurring in the affected area. Ke felt there was a real opportunity to identify where the corridors, wildlife habitats, etc. were going to be, NO asked staff to report back to Co.,ncil what would be involved in doing that. on Page 1, the _ - shaded No. 4, he felt it was making a presIAnption that the Northwest parkway IGA was going expire. lie suggested it be changed to, "If the Northwest Parkway IGA is not renewed,...." - doward moved that Council approve the ratification of the Sub -Area Conprshsnsive Plan Update. Seconded by Sisk. Mayor offered a friendly amendment concerning No. 1 on Page 2, that efforts should be &ads to identity the areas prior to the d*%Olopsent occurring in the affected and on Page 1, No. 1, the wo: - ding be changed to "If the Northwest Parkway IGA is not �- :enswed,.,..M e� v Howard accepted that, as did seconder, Sisk. Roll call was taken. notion passed by a s - 0 vote with Lathrop being absent. Annette brand, City Administrator, wondarad if Mayer wanted start to report back AS to what amounts of tine will be required to — id*ntity natural resources, wildlife habitats, and historic sites? Xaysr wanted an estimate of how such money Council had to spend and what resources the city could use. Hs felt it could be explored at -: work sees i zn , 0Ig.CUS8ZOX /JVTI0N - SX" C= hGJk -ZK MT bZTMM SPZC TZ"81T AND TER: CITY O LOQ "ILLN Stave 8a►ysinger, Parke i Recreation Director, stated that this year the re will be a foe for ridership, although no one will be declined a ride because of their inability to Pay. The City of Louisville has negotiated with Special Transit to pay the $1.00 Zoe per trip to the Center. The trips will be billed on a monthly basis and will not exceed $2,000 annually. :hi added cost will bring the total agre*%ant to $11,240 for 1924. The $2,000 addition to the ag=esment is to be ftuided from Council Contingency rand. V 3