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9/4/84 Page -3- Councilwoman Morris Commented as the City's appointee to the CML Policy Committee he would be represent- ing Council on certain issues of legisla- tion that are coming up and would be voting on them, she inquired of Councilman Fauson if he would be contacting Council prior to his voting on these issues? Councilman Fauson stated he would have an opportunity to apprise council of the various issues that would come before the Policy Committee and assured her that he would definitely represent council by sharing their recommendations and concerns when voting. Councilman Leary Commented he felt the way that had to work is for Councilman Fauson to come back to Council with the issues as there were only 2 meetings a year. He stated that we get the information on all the Bills that are going to be considered at the legislature ahead of this meeting, and if there are any Bills anyone feels strongly about he felt it was their job to bring them to Council so that Councilman Fauson can be informed of the Council's position. Vote on the Motion All in favor. Motion carried unanimously. STATE OF COLORADO EXECUTIVE Councilmembers had a copy of the proclama- ORDER PR9CLAMATION - FAMILY tion and Mayor Meier read it in its entirety. DAY CARE HOME EDUCATION He then presented it to Lynn Bosworth, rep- WEEK - Sept. 10-15, 1984 :resenting :Boulder County Day Care Centers. MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION - ALCOHOL Councilmembers had a copy of the proclamation AWARENESS WEEK OCT. 7-13, 1984 and Mayor Meier read it in its entirety. STEINBACH PROPERTY PURCHASE Councilmembers had a copy of the letter from CONTRACT DISCUSSION Jim Crain, Boulder City Director of Real Estate/Open Space, proposed contract, check showing Boulder's participation of earnest money, a map depicting the area, and a recommendation from Mr. Rupp requesting Council's ~~tli~a~c~' for the City' s participation in the purchase. Acting City Administrator Rupp advised that the property consisted of 74.468 acres, lo- cated near the Louisville Reservoir. He de- picted on the wall map the City's parks trail and open space proposed plan as relates to the land acquisition.