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Louisville City Council Meeting May 20, 2003 Page 11 of 11 and demand. Additionally, there is more inflow from CBT, and although it will not be reported in this years' quota, it will be reported on next years' quota. Keany asked if the City could bank the CBT water for future years. Phare stated the Board establishes a year-to-year policy, and currently allow a carry-over of .2 acre-feet per CBT unit. He noted there are other ways to transfer CBT water into Windy Gap Water, however, that can have some impact on next year's Windy Gap yield. Keany stated his understanding the CBT storage facility is still very low. He asked if the City is taking in any CBT water. Phare responded no, and stated the deadline is October 1 st, to either carry the water forward to next year or convert it, or lose it. He stated CBT water will run in the fall, and be carried over to Marshall Lake. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT None. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT City Manager Bill Simmons informed Council of the two items for the May 27th study session: 1) Discussion of St. Andrews Traffic Control Plan and 2) Discussion of the Street Reconstruction Projects for 2003. He informed Council that the Planning Commission will review revisions to landscaping code, the South Sub Area and perhaps an amendment of the comprehensive plan and the Highway 42 Revitalization Plan. COUNCIL COMMENTS AND COMMITTEE REPORTS Davidson reported the RTD Board approved the CIF contract for the US36 corridor. Brown asked if CDOT approval was forthcoming. Assistant City Manager Heather Balser explained that CDOT has already approved the contract. ADJOURNMENT ~IOi~ 'Sa~[f~O~ved for adjournment (9:08 p.m.), seconded by Keany. All in favor. " ....,' '~ ~;~ ~'~':~ Tom ~vid}on, ~ayor N~cy V~a, City Clerk 11