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Louisville City Council Meeting February 6, 2001 Page 2. Approval of 2001 Traffic Maintenance Contract Approval of Colorado Big Thompson Water Rights Purchases Louisville Citizens Open Space Advisory Board Reappointments Louisville Housing Authority Reappointment Louisville Horticulture & Forestry Advisory Board Reappointment Resolution No. 6, Series 2001 - A Resolution Amending Membership of the Louisville Historical Commission Resolution No. 7, Series 2001 - A Resolution Recommending Approval of a Final Subdivision Plat for the Alvin and Julia Fischer Subdivision, A Replat of Lots 8, 9, 10, and 11, Block 4, Acme Place PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA Frosty Woolridge, 1458 Ford Place, Louisville, CO voiced his concern with the issue of over population. He stated that he could offer a solution to growth and overpopulation and asked that Council invite him to a work session to discuss those issues. He distributed copies of several articles, letters and documents to the Mayor and Council. Doug Grinbergs, 530 W. Sycamore Circle, Louisville, CO voiced his concern about the Louisville Fishing Pond Project. He stated that the area in question is a wildlife habitat and that the wildlife is jeopardized by this project. He did not agree with City's decision to go forward with the project, and stated that it was not the desire of the residents of Louisville. He stated that appropriate notice was not given to the residents and suggested that Council stop the project until public meetings can be conducted, and the desires of the residents are known. He stated that the City should hire three natural resource specialists to manage open'space and wildlife in Louisville. He presented documents of his findings to the City Clerk. Charlotte Buck, 532 W. Sycamore Circle, Louisville, CO also voiced his concern about the Louisville Fishing Pond Project. She stated that several of her neighbors are concerned about the destruction of the wildlife habitat and that she opposed the Louisville Fishing Pond project. She stated that she did not receive notice of a public meeting when this matter was reviewed in 1997. She suggested that the City consider different methods of delivering notices. Christine Wecker, 115 W. Cherry Street, Louisville, CO addressed the issue of the restoration of the pond. She stated she has been a resident of Louisville for forty years and has lived in the area around the pond for most of her life. She noted that the swimming hole is a restoration of the pond, which was in existence for forty-five years. 2