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Fauson moved that Resolution #4 be adopted, Johnson seconded and the motion was passed unanimously. RECESS At 8:45 p.m., Mayor Meier called for a 10 minute recess. U.S.36 UPDATE Hundley related to Council that there would not be a final document on the U.S. 36 Interchange prior to the Public Hearing. The committee has indicated what their preference and their recommendations are for the Interchange but they will not have a final document together until after the Public Hearing. John Rupp was unable to receive an extension of the Public Hearing as per Council's request. Luce expressed his feelings that not having a document ready for review prior to a Public Hearing was a poor approach on the part of the committee. Hundley asked Council to express their concerns and give direction to staff regarding this issue as the Public Meeting is February 20th and staff will take these items to the meeting. Luce commented that initially this was to be a cooperative venture between the business community, i.e., STC, CTC, and the City of Louisville and the City of Broomfield. This project is still of prime importance to Louisville and the City should not be subjected to any development along 96th that may not be in our best interest. Leary expressed concern that land use must be studied, not just an engineering study of an interchange. Also, this is only a report and is only a beginning of a more significant process. Therefore, the City still has the ability discuss these issues and try to resolve them in the next step of the process. HARPER LAKE UPDATE Hundley related held to inform Harper Lake pr attended the two Leary felt the successful. to Council the public meetings t=he public of the scope of the oject. Approximately 18 people nneeting. attendance deemed the meetings 6