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<br />August 18, 1977 <br />Minutes - page 2 <br /> <br />KGNU CONTINUED <br /> <br />Mr. Wurl stated that an amended agreement <br />was presented to Lafayette City Council <br />who opposed any involvement on the part <br />of Louisville unless they helped to pay <br />for the construction of the tower. <br />Attorney Joss noted that he did have a <br />copy of the exchange agreement which is <br />between Boulder County and Boulder County <br />Broadcasting Association. <br />Councilman DiCarlo asked what type of <br />legal problem would come up if Louisville <br />did not give permission to utilize the <br />road to the tower. <br />Attorney Joss stated that there may be a <br />way for Lafayette to assign their ease- <br />ment, and if so there could be trouble. <br />Attorney Joss and Mr. Wurl did not know <br />if there was any way for the City of <br />Lafayette to assign their easement. <br />Councilman DiCarlo moved that the City <br />proceed with the objection of the tower <br />in support of the Planning Commission <br />recommendations made to the County Plan- <br />ning Commission and deny the option of <br />using that. Seconded by Councilman <br />Dhieux. Roll call. Dhieux yes, DiCarlo <br />yes, DelPizzo yes, Caranci yes, DiLorenzo <br />yes. Motion carried. <br /> <br />FIRE DISTRICT <br /> <br />Tom Poydock informed Council that one thing <br />that is needed to be known is the sale <br />of the land, equipment, fire hall and <br />other items; how much the cost would be <br />and who would be responsible for the balances. <br />Attorney Joss stated that there will need <br />to be a detailed budget and a detailed <br />outline of the service area before the <br />matter can be brought to the County. <br />Councilman DiCarlo suggested that the fire <br />department be given an answer pertaining <br />to the equipment, etc. at the second meeting <br />in September. <br /> <br />Chris Schmidt stated that the radio system <br />that the fire department recently got is <br />working very well. The department has <br />radio communication with the emergency wards <br />at St. Anthony No. and Central and have <br />the ability to speak with any hospital in <br />the state via phone patch. He stated that <br />by October, there will be radio communication <br />with every hosiptal in Denver. <br /> <br />RADIO COMMUNICATION <br />