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City Council Meeting Minutes March 18, 2008 Page 3 of 10 encouraged Mr. Parson to continue his dialogue with the Code Enforcement Division and search for another property. Mr. Parson explained Code Enforcement gave him until Friday to move his business. He requested Council grant him an extension. City Attorney Light explained only the Code Enforcement Division can grant an extension. Mayor Sisk suggested Mr. Parson ask permission to use a property owner's lot. Mr. Parson stated he has made calls, but has not received any response. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT City Manager Fleming reported on the following items: The City received 86 applications for the Parks and Recreation Director position. Six finalists vvill be interviewed the second week of April. The status on gateway signs project: In response to the RFP, six firms submitted responses. Staff will interview three firms. The status of the stop signs on Polk Avenue: The Public Works Director will report to Council at a study session on the criteria for options, alternative routes, Public Works resources and implementation cost. City Attorney Light addressed Mr. Duran's concern relative to the special events and explained the Local Licensing Authority looks at the licensee's request to change his premises for the St. Patrick's Day events on an annual basis. He suggested Mr. Duran address his concerns to the Authority at the meeting when approval of the application is reviewed. The Authority meets the last Monday of the month and the application would be reviewed in January or February. (REGULAR BUSINESS PRESENTATION -LIBRARY ARCHITECTURAL AWARD Library Director Anne Mojo introduced four members of the Library Board; Meredith Davis, Mary Seifert, Eileen Patrick, Alicia Mahoney and Humphries Poli Architect, Dennis Humphries. She explained the Louisville Public Library was honored with a Citation Award by the American Institute of Architects, Denver Chapter. Mr. Dennis Humphries presented the award to the City. The award honored the community and the design team's collaboration in developing a forward thinking vision to locate the new Library within the historic district that will soon host a new commuter rail station.