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APPROVAL OF CHANGE ORDER - TURF MAINTENANCE AWARD BID - RECREATION CENTER TENNIS COURTS AWARD BID - WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT AUTOMATIC CHLORINATION/DECHLORINATION MONITORING EQUIPMENT PUBLIC COMMENTS - ON ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA Davidson called for anyone in the audience who wished to speak on any items not on the Agenda. Paul J. Martus, 639 Fairfield Lane, Louisville, Colorado, spoke on behalf of his neighbors concerning: 1.) The dust control, which they feel has bypassed the developer, who was supposed to oversee it. He stated that there were winds of over 80 mph a week ago and they were overlot grading with their graders, causing tremendous problems along the whole bike path. They wanted to know what his plan was to control the dust in the future, how long is that grade going to lay out there like that, and how long do they have to endure the aggravation? 2.) He stated that at the meetings in November, they never discussed the developer raising the grade over 6 feet. No one ever told them. Now his home sets in a hole and he was extremely disturbed, because it was never discussed by the City or anyone. He was disturbed at the City's response, when he and several neighbors called on that Friday when it was blowing at 80 mph and nothing was done. Dust was everywhere. Davidson asked that those items be on the Agenda for tomorrow's Meadows at Coal Creek meeting. Charles Haseman, 247 South Lark Avenue, Louisville, Colorado, was representing the Cherrywood neighborhood. He read an open letter (SEE ATTACHED) to the Council from the neighborhood concerning the 131 planned apartments on Centennial Valley Tract A. Davidson called for anyone else in the audience who wished to speak on any item that is not on the Agenda. NONE REGULAR BUSINESS INTRODUCTION OF NEW EMPLOYEES - 1ST QUARTER 1993 Rod Leesman, Public Safety Director, introduced Margarita Subia, Law Enforcement Technician, and Stan Ancell, Police officer. 2