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Louisville City Council Meeting June 18, 2002 Page 2 Approval of Bills Approval of Minutes (6/04/02) Resolution No. 20, Series 2002 -A Resolution Approving an Agreement Between the State of Colorado Department of Transportation and the City of Louisville for Maintenance of Traffic Control Devices Resolution No. 21, Series 2002 - A Resolution Authorizing the Mayor to Execute Water Lease and Exchange Agreement on Behalf of the City in Order to Enhance City Water Supply Authorization to Sign Letter Approving Comprehensive Plan Amendment & Rezoning for the Fingru Property Reject All Bids for Structure Improvements at Dillon Road~Coal Creek and Authorize Staff to Enter Negotiations Concerning a Contract PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA Scott Fowle, 177 Cherrywood Lane, Louisville, CO, addressed the expansion of the recreation center and recommended that Council expand the tennis courts at that location to develop a tennis complex. He explained that the courts are heavily used by the public and by youth programs and that four more courts would help with city programs. Rob Scott, 946 Arapahoe Circle, Louisville, CO, stated that he represents tennis players in the community, and is the founding president of the Centennial Valley Tennis Association. He thanked the City for its ongoing support of tennis and explained that a very broad range of the population enjoys the sport. He urged Council to direct Staff to locate four new tennis courts west of the four exiting courts and construct the skate park in a different location. Nancy Love, 841 Front Street, reported that the RTD bus stop at Front and Walnut still has painted markings for a parking space. She explained that this has caused problems for RTD as cars continue to park there and block the space for buses. Love reported that Ed Homestead has billed for the downtown signage and that the signs are ready, however a pole is needed at 96th & Dillon. She requested that the City install the pole so that a downtown sign can be mounted. Love congratulated Council for hiring Cindy Lair as Director of Land Management. She stated her opinion that Lair will do a fine job for the City. Love remarked that the conceptual plans for the recreation/senior center are prominently displayed in the center's lobby. She requested that the architectural or conceptual plans for the library be displayed at the Library or City Hall. Rich Olson, 801 Owl Drive, Louisville, CO addressed the issue of the termination of the RTD 227-bus service and the proposed Dash bus schedule. He explained that the 227-bus service will end in September and the Dash bus services will take its place. The Dash bus 2