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Louisville City Council Meeting September 4, 2001 Page 2 Resolution No. 44, Series 2001 - Final PUD, Lot 9, Block 1, the Business Center at CTC, United Refrigeration PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA Don Ross, 924 McKinley Avenue, Louisville, CO, on behalf of the Historical Commission, thanked the Mayor, City Council, the Museum Coordinator, Historical Commission Liaison Meredyth Muth and the City Staff for their support and assistance in the recent project of relocating the DeRose home to the museum property. Sisk thanked Mr. Ross and commented that the Historical Commission gives the City much more in return than is given to the Historical Commission. Bill McDermott, 255 Fairfield Lane, Louisville, CO, stated that he is Co-Chairperson along with Chuck Sisk for the Louisville Citizens for Home Rule. He explained that this is a citizen's group advocating the passage of the Home Rule Charter. He asked Council when the public would receive the City's legal opinion on the questions presented by Councilman Howard and Mayor Davidson. Sisk stated that a response is forthcoming and asked City Attorney Light to update Council on his progress. City Attorney Light stated that he had taken notes on the questions asked by Councilman Howard, Mayor Davidson and other Council members and is currently working on responses that will be disseminated to City Council within the next week. Brown stated that the list of Council questions asked of the City Attorney is complete. Sisk clarified that City Attorney Sam Light represents the City of Louisville and will respond to Council questions as he sees fit in terms of the way the questions were posed. He noted that the November 6, 2001 Election will be by mail ballot. Scott Johns, 813 St. Andrews Lane, Louisville, CO addressed many issues of concern relative to the Coal Creek Golf Course. One issue involved a youth golf recreational program. He commented on the look of the south side of Dillon Road where the area is used for storage, and asked that the City clean up the area. He voiced concern for safety along the Coal Creek bike path where a jagged pipe protrudes out of the ground. He addressed another safety concern on the golf course overpass bridge for golf carts, where four-by-four rubber timbers are in need of repair. He requested a school crossing at Dillon Road and 88th Street and a number of bike path connections, which would connect to Boulder, the Flatiron Crossings Mall and to Superior. Johns reported on a rumor being circulated that the City is not receptive to new churches locating in Louisville. He stated knowledge that the City Staff is discouraging churches from purchasing land and building in Louisville.