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City Council Meeting Minutes March 15, 2011 Page 2 of 12 approve the consent agenda, seconded by Councilor Yarnell. All were in favor. Absent: Councilors Sackett and Muckle. A. Approval of Bills B. Approval of March 1, 2011 Regular Minutes C. Resolution No. 12, Series 2011— A Resolution Approving a Preservation and Restoration Grant for Exterior Site Improvements to the Jacoe- Conarroe House Located at 1131 Jefferson Avenue D. Resolution No. 13, Series 2011— A Resolution Approving a Commercial Card Agreement with First National Bank of Omaha E. Resolution No. 14, Series 2011— A Resolution Accepting the Dedication of Right -of -Way for Hecla Drive and Designating for Use for Right -of- Way and Utility Purposes Portions of City -Owned Outlot B of the Davidson Highline P.U.D. Subdivision F. Approve Adler Fingru Open Space Stormwater Utility and Drainage Easement Request G. Approve Keep It Clean Partnership Amended Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) to include City of Lafayette for Stormwater Phase II Regulations H. Approve Cancellation of the March 22, 2011 City Council Study Session PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA Deborah Fahey, 1118 W. Enclave Circle, Louisville, Co reported on the proceeds from the Senior Foundation fundraisers. The "Savor the Favor" event, (proceeds from the Empire Grill, Lucky Pie, The Huckleberry, Tibet's, Old Santa Fe Grill, Zucca's Restaurant and the Cactus Wheel) raised $2,700; the Annual Heat Relief Dinner at the Recreation Center raised $2,500 and cash contributions of $32.50, for a grand total of $5,232.50. She thanked the Blue Parrot for donating the food, Word of Mouth for the bread and Balfour for the brownies. She thanked Kathy Martin and the Recreation Staff for setting up the event and presented a letter to the Council, which thanked Kathy Martin and the Recreation and Senior Center staff for all their efforts. Alan Sobel, 1408 Kennedy, Louisville, CO continued his filibuster he began in April of 2010, which addressed his perception the City of Louisville, protects the interests of large corporations and not the interest of the citizens. He reported on CCTV, which he believes started out as a public access television group, but now is a private media company. Mr. Sobel stated that CCTV is no longer a public access station, but still enjoys access to the PEG fees and public access channel. He noted none of the Board Members are Louisville residents, which is stipulated in their contract with the City. CCTV's studio is now located within a private studio in Lafayette and any broadcast requires a fee and a criminal background check. He did not believe the City of Louisville should subsidize a non public access station. He recommended the PEG fees be put into an escrow account pending resolution of this matter and that this topic be an agenda item at a future study session.