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like the School District issues, <br />open space, parks and recreation <br />issues, financial and fiscal issues, <br />the physical maintenance issues, <br />etc. Rather than handout another <br />zoning regulation allowing more <br />tract homes to come, it's time for <br />the community to get together and <br />say where do we want to be as a <br />community in five years, ten years, <br />fifteen years. I am not here to say <br />that Council is doing something bad, <br />but as a community we need to give <br />you better direction as to what we <br />want. <br /> <br />Deborah Whitehead, 369 South Taft Court, Louisville, CO. <br /> <br />Whitehead: <br /> <br />I would like to see the <br />Comprehensive Plan happen before new <br />permanent decisions are made about <br />our community. I am going to start <br />participating in developing the <br />Comprehensive Plan, as it's <br />appropriate. I hope it includes <br />open space. I want it to include <br />landscaping around businesses. I'm <br />concerned that the entrance to our <br />community is not going to say <br />openness and quality. It's going to <br />say another suburb. It's going to <br />look like Los Angeles. On the <br />schools, it's not necessarily the <br />job of the City Council to handle <br />the school issues. However, I would <br />like to see Council consider that we <br />stop talking about desk space and <br />portables and we start talking about <br />teacher/student ratios. <br /> <br />Peter Stewart, 1132 Jefferson Avenue, Louisville, CO. <br /> <br />Stewart: <br /> <br />I not so sure it's the Council's <br />responsibility to tell the <br />developers exactly what to do. It's <br />good for a City to know what we're <br />looking for, some kind of vision. I <br />think the developer should become <br />more aware of what the citizens <br />concerns are, such as what benefit <br />is development and what benefit will <br />it give the citizens. It's time for <br /> <br />13 <br /> <br /> <br />