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PIERCE SUIT CONTINUED ORDINANCE #517 COLORADO LUC SUIT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MEEINT WITH HUD February 15, 1977 Minutes - page 7 Attorney Joss stated that the property in ques- tion is up for sale at the cost of $65,000. Attorney Joss requested that Council meet with him before the next meeting to discuss the suit in private as there are some attorney client matters that should be discussed. The meeting will be directly before the March 1, 1977 council meeting. Attorney Joss read Ordinance #517 on second reading by title only. He stated that this ordinance deals with liquor licenses mainly, and also gives the fees for contractors li- censes. Councilman DiCarlo moved that Ordinance #517 be adopted. Seconded by Councilman McDonald. Roll call: Domenico yes, DiCarlo yes, McDonald yes, DelPizzo yes, DiLorenzo yes, Caranci yes. Motion carried. Attorney Joss stated that a copy of the con- sent of dismissal has been signed by him and submitted to the district court in Boulder. It was submitted to the court by Mr. Hobbs, a member of the Attorney General's staff, dismissing this action on behalf of the LUC. Mr. Joss stated that he did receive a minute order from Judge Neighbors which officially dismissed the suit. Attorney Joss stated that he has submitted a report of the meeting he attended with Mr. Fred Metzler and Mindee Brown of HUD. Also in attendance was David Chenoweth. Mr. Joss noted that one item - how much of the directors work could be paid for through CD money. There were two basic things discussed. 1. There had to be some relationship with the CD in existance which had to be approved for funding by HUD. The other general standards was that it had to meet the guidelines set out by the 1974 act. 2. The CD money is not to be spent for normal city functions; the idea here being the fact that CD money is intended to give cities the feasibility and availability to conduct and complete projects that they otherwise would not be ab~e to do.