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approve the settlement with the Campbell's, understanding that no monies that will be paid to the Campbells will come from City funds. Sisk instructed the City Administrator and the Mayor to sign the agreement on behalf of the City. Seconded by Mayer. Howard: I wanted to make clear that expenditures for legal fees and the like came from the insurance carrier, not from the City of Louisville. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 7-0 vote. OT~R REGULAR BUSINESS ITEMS ARISING AFTER PREPARATION OF THE AGENDA Sisk: We have some areas of Louisville that do not have telephone service, which has been caused by our growth patterns. It would be helpful for the public to understand what actions are being taken. Paul, this goes to the Building Department, it's important that we do whatever we can to ensure the fact that our citizens know that they are not going to have phone service or that we've put the requisite procedures in place to allow the telephone company to have lines in, so we can avoid this problem in the future. Annette Brand, City Administrator, stated the status of U.S. West service in our current and future projects in Louisville (SEE ATTACHED). She stated that the Building Official is working with the builders to encourage them to put pressure on the telephone company, also. Mayer: Has the City staff contacted the P.U.C.? They are the ones who have jurisdiction in this area. When P.U.C. talks, U.S. West will listen, which might be worthwhile. Lathrop: It's U.S. West's problem, not the builder's problem, or the City's fault. U.S. West is behind in installation and providing payers from their facility to the subdivisions. Their present construction schedule calls for the cable to be installed and the