City Council Agenda and Packet 1994 02 15

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- APYROVR rix" COMTAACT WITH l3 f" AABOCYATIZ8, P.C. TO PikOVIDE I "D I &IMAMMAG SERVICES FOA THE LMISVILL; PC xac IZMARY N"AUBIOM PRWZCT -_ p'QAUC COMN ITS W ON ITEMS NOT ON TIM AQ2UDA Lovell Campbell, 586 Cleveland Avenue, Louisville, Colorado, stated that on January 15, 1992, the owner of the property located at 881 osr`rey Court, Louisville, Colorado, applied for a variance. prior to that date the owner had constructed a hottub in a restricted arata without a building permit. The Hoard of Adjustment denied the variance. Campbell wondered what the current status Was of getting tht hottub removed. MOW Davidson referred it to staff and stated they would get back to Caspbell on :,hat. He called for anyone else in the audience �- - wanting to speak on any item not on the Agenda. y COUNCIL IMPORM'ATIONAL CoKMZ i'TS ON p%;MjNZNT ITZMS NOT ON THZ AGEM A Mayer commented that February 2, 1994, the Consortium of Cities will be meeting in the Louisville City council Chambers to discuss _ - rerional trail priorities within Boulder County. He urged anyone Interested to attend. Hovard stated that he was impressed by the many electronic databases at the Louisville Public Library and encouraged the -- public to visit the Library. RMG[Ti AR $U8L1iE8S PRESENTATION - KCCASIZX STREET LIGHT$ - POWUC SERVICS - QXRHARDT ' RYI AMD AUDM YASTNOOD Toai Phare, Public Works Director, stated that in response to the complaints about the street light installation along dccaslin f Sot.levard, particularly from via Appia to Washington Street, the work was suspended. He asked Public Service representatives to spr,ak to Council concerning this. Gerhardt Ryplewski, Street Light Designer for Public Service Con,pany, stated that he designed Mccaslin Boulevard lighting during its initial construction. He follows a ror.dway lighting standard produced by the Illuminating Engineering Society. He considered McCAslin as a major intermediate route, because it has a tie frow U.S. 16 to South Boulder Road which is presently four lane. The 1 is ht inq was designed/ instal led, so that the light distribution was on the street and not into the surrounding areas. 2 i '.'i�'+i.J✓G !" t.� .1n :� �� . Y l�,j�` .�; a/��. •� ~ � o,�' `}'n�"' ' MCr 3� , I,�� ,r `� 1'.. A" 1L1TT`` �: - '-ij�� ,'fi�. .�R1��'W yR� -7i:�.,�� i�^��' ' 1 . . F i!� S ,�s��• , h ' � , Y 3 ` ,..' �� ." r w � .� v:!`;� J�fi• . ' ,ak..o r,.