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In 1981, the City created the Department of <br />Community Services and directed the Head Librarian <br />to report to the Director of Community Services. <br />During the past seven years, the library has <br />experienced a tremendous increase in usage and now <br />plays a greater role in provided basic City <br />services to the re:~idents of Louisville. As a <br />result, Stahl recommended the Library be an <br />independent department reporting to the City <br />Administrator. The recognition of the Library as <br />a department will enable them to compete on an <br />equitable basis with the other departments for <br />capital, operational and discretionary funds. <br />The second change involves a name change only for <br />the Finance Department. Sharon currently <br />supervises a variety of functions that include <br />personnel, payroll, accounting, budgeting, utility <br />billing, etc. A department title of Director of <br />Financial and General Services would be consistent <br />with those functions. <br />Mohr moved and F~errera seconded to adopt <br />Resolution #30, Series 1988. Unanimous. <br />SELECTION OF NAME FOR <br />GOLF COURSE Stahl explained that during the past several <br />months, the public golf course included in the <br />Coal Creek Ranch Project has been identified by a <br />variety of names. In order to develop a golf <br />course marketing package, logo and establish <br />consistency in the paperwork that will be <br />generated during the next 22 months prior to <br />opening, it is necessary to officially name the <br />course. Suggested names include: Coal Creek Golf <br />Course, Coal Creek Golf Club, Coal Creek Ranch <br />Golf Course and Coal Creek Ranch Golf Club. <br />Chuck Bellock, developer of the surrounding <br />residential property strongly recommended that the <br />course be named Coal Creek Golf Club while the <br />City's Golf Course Advisory Board recommends Coal <br />Creek Golf Course„ The primary differences <br />between "course" and "club" deal with developing a <br />marketing plan, which in Chuck's case, "club" <br />would be used for exclusive residential homes. <br />The fact that the golf course is public and not a <br />private club has been the position of the Advisory <br />Board. <br />The Louisville Golf Association, consisting of <br />approximately 100 local golfers, has recommended <br />that the course be named Coal Creek Golf Course. <br />7 <br />