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City Council Meeting Minutes June 19, 2007 Page 2 of 13 Bill Simmons name be replacl3d with Interim City Manager Heather Balser. Mayor Sisk moved for the approval of the Consent Agenda, seconded by Council member Clabots. All in favor. A. Approval of Bms B. Approval of MilrJutes (06/5/07, 6/8/07, & 6/12/07) C. Award Bid for Oouble Walled, Upright, Bulk Storage Tanks D. Award Bid for South Water Treatment Plant Automatic Transfer Switch E. Approval of Purchase of 14.76 shares of the Farmers Reservoir and Irrigation Company F. A ward Bid for t~ecreation/Senior Center Furniture Contract G. Approval of Extension of Agreement By and Between the City of Louisville arrd Edge Consulting Services for 2007 Economic Development Consulting Services H. Approval of Cancellation of June 26 City Council Study Session PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA Brian Hawkins, 408 Fillmore Court, Louisville, CO addressed the on going issue of traffic and speeding on Pollk and Dahlia Streets in Louisville. He asked Council to consider traffic control alternatives. Steven Williams, 641 W. Dahllia, Louisville, CO expressed his concern over the amount of traffic and the speE~d of vehicles on Dahlia and Polk Streets. Stephen Whiteman, 629 W. Dahlia, Louisville, CO voiced his concern over the volume of traffic, vehicle spee~d and the safety of the streets and intersections at Dahlia and Polk Streets. He urged Council to consider traffic alternatives. COUNCIL INFORMATIONJl~L COMMENTS ON PERTINENT ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA Mayor Pro Tem Brown voiced his appreciation to the residents who brought forth their concerns on traffic issues on W. Dahlia and Polk Streets. He stated over the years there has been disc:ussion on various solutions for the area. He reported on the season's first Street Faire and noted there were some glitches, but everything worked out and the event was very well attended. He noted the City Council Chambers has had new cameras, an overhead projection camera, and new furniture and fixtures installed. Council member Sackett addressed the concerns expressed by the W. Dahlia residents. He requested the Staff review the situation, meet with the residents and make a recommendation to Council.