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City Council Meeting Minutes July 1,2014 Page 3 of 31 He reported on the progress on the trails. The reconstruction of the Coal Creek Trail is going very well and will be completed by September. There is a lot of activity at the Coal Creek Golf Course. Landscapes Unlimited is managing the 100 -acre, 5 million dollar project, which is scheduled for reopening in the spring of 2015. Staff will bring forward a contract in August, for Landscapes Unlimited Contractor to provide maintenance services during the grow -in period. This will have several advantages, including warranty conditions. Mayor Muckle reported the City will not conduct their annual fireworks celebration on the Coal Creek Golf Course this year due to the reconstruction process. REGULAR BUSINESS RELAY FOR LIFE PROCLAMATION Mayor Muckle voiced his appreciation for the work provided by the American Cancer Society.. He read the proclamation, which proclaimed July 11 as Relay for Life Day in Louisville. He presented the proclamation to Denise Bruder, Event Chair of the Relay for Life of East Boulder County, and Lynn Wooton of the American Cancer Society. Denise Bruder, Event Chair of the Relay for Life of East Boulder County, and Lynn Wooton of the American Cancer Society accepted the proclamation and thanked Mayor and City Council. Ms. Bruder invited everyone to attend the American Cancer Society annual Relay for Life of East Boulder County on August 2 — August 3 at Waneka Lake in Lafayette. In addition, they are sponsoring a "Paint the Town Purple" event to raise cancer awareness in conjunction with the July 11 Street Faire. She presented a purple ribbon to Mayor Muckle. ORDINANCE No. 1668, SERIES 2014 — AN ORDINANCE REPEALING CHAPTER 8.48 OF THE LOUISVILLE MUNICIPAL CODE PERTAINING TO MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT DEVICES — 2ND Reading — Public Hearing Mayor Muckle requested a City Attorney introduction. City Attorney Light introduced Ordinance No. 1668, Series 2014. Mayor Muckle opened the public hearing and requested a staff presentation. Planning Director Russ explained Ordinance No. 809, Series 1982 was adopted for the purpose of establishing a licensing process, regulations and fees for Mechanical Amusement Device businesses in the City of Louisville. This ordinance has never been implemented as there have never been any applications filed for a mechanical amusement devices' license.