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City Council Meeting Minutes August 16, 2005 Page 7 of 11 Frost Yarnell, 1109 Hillside Lane, Louisville, CO addressed open enrollment in Louisville, and noted many Louisville students are lost to other cities schools. She stated housing and population was the focus of the public. She addressed anti-growth, and stated her impression the public requested more thoughtful growth or closely scrutinized growth. She requested Council be more retrospective when persons voice a belief they have not been heard. Mayor Sisk closed the public hearing. Council member Brown reported he did not state residential units are required to attract regional retail. He addressed open enrollment in the Louisville schools. RESOLUTION No. 30, SERIES 2005 - A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN 2005 UPDATE MOTION: Council member Brown moved for Council approval of Resolution No. 30, Series 2005, with the correction to typographical errors, and the addition of the proposed language suggested by Mayor Sisk "with the expressed intent of a population not to exceed 23,000." Council member Levihn seconded the motion. City Attorney Light clarified the version of the Comprehensive Plan Update considered by Council is the version recommended by the Planning Commission on June 9, revised to incorporate text and map amendments set forth on August 2, and August 16. The amendment was accepted by Council members Brown and Levihn. Council member Van Pelt made correction to Policy UD3.2, and noted in the current draft the policy statement needs to address maintenance of public lands. She asked that language be added and suggested that remain as an open item to be discussed at the Mayor's discretion. Council member Keany voiced his concern over an absolute population number of 23,000.Council member Van Pelt concurred, but suggested that the Comp Plan will be reviewed every two years. She stated her understanding that the citizens of Louisville desire a population number of 23,000. VOTE: Roll call vote was taken. The motion carried by a vote of 7-0. APPROVAL OF REVOCABLE LICENSE AGREEMENT WITH PORTER CARE ADVENTIST HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS Mayor Sisk recused himself from the discussion and vote of the Porter Care Adventist Health Care System.