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Business Retention and Development Committee <br />Meeting Minutes <br />May 7, 2018 <br />Page 2 of 3 <br />IV. APPROVAL OF AGENDA <br />Approved. <br />V. PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA: None. <br />VI. BUSINESS MATTERS OF THE COMMITTEE: <br />1. Planning Conceptual Review Recommendation Letter. The Committee <br />discussed a draft letter to City Council recommending that the City pursue <br />instituting a conceptual design review option / process as a precedent to <br />submission of a definitive site plan review application. Members of the public <br />provided comments in support of the recommendation, noting positive experience / <br />benefits from such a process in other communities (Loveland, Broomfield were <br />mentioned as examples). Staff noted that Superior was considering abandoning <br />the Concept Review process due to misperceived expectations generated contrary <br />to the informal feedback intended by the process. Following the discussion, the <br />Committee requested that Mr. DeJong re -work the letter to move the <br />recommendation to the first paragraph, add bullet points in support of the <br />recommendation, and close with restatement of the recommended action. <br />Members of the Committee agreed to provide comments (if any) by close of <br />business Tuesday, May 15. <br />2. Louisville Business Forum Update: Aaron DeJong updated the Committee on <br />the progress / planning for the Business Forum scheduled for May 17. The event <br />will be at the Ascent Church facility (former Sam's Club) 550 S. McCaslin Blvd, <br />Louisville. Sponsors have committed to providing funding for food, beer and wine. <br />85 individuals have RSVP'd to date. Mr. DeJong provided a draft presentation <br />outline for discussion. Discussion from the Committee included: <br />i. Less is more — this is a relatively brief meeting so don't stifle <br />discussion / feedback with an overly long presentation. <br />ii. Consider how to Stimulate Questions / Q&A — Have some lead-off <br />questions and clear moment in the meeting for that opportunity. <br />iii. Business Survey Results — provide samples of the feedback gleaned <br />from the Business Survey. <br />iv. Business Relevant Topics — focus on topics pertinent to Louisville <br />businesses; e.g., is the North Louisville drainage underpass relevant <br />to local business? <br />v. Acknowledge Competitive Community Landscape Seeking <br />Businesses — discuss business assistance programs. <br />VII. Retention Visits. None due to Mr. DeJong paternity leave. <br />VIII. ED Update. <br />
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