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REGULAR MEETING LOUISVILLE CITY COUNCIL JUNE 25, 1975 Mayor Waschak called the regular meeting to order at 7:30 P.M. with the following Council members present: Domenico, Berry, Caranci, Dhieux, DelPizzo and DiCarlo. Others present: City Administrator Wurl, City Engineer White, City Clerk Santilli. Absent: City Treasurer Hesson, City Attorney Morris. ACCEPTANCE OF MINUTES Councilman Berry asked that the minutes of the last meeting regarding Mr. Fleming and the con- struction of the Fire Hall be correct stating that: Mr. Wurl stated to Mr. Fleming that earlier a report on the asphalting was requested and that in a part of the report it stated that the money in Mr. Flrmings contract was held by the City and there were no remarks made within Council that Mr. Fleming was paid, but did not do the work. After correction made Councilman Domenico moved that the minutes be accepted as corrected. Se- conded by Councilman DelPizzo. Motion carried. PUBLIC HEARING ON H.B. 1041 DESIGNATING MATTER OF STATE INTEREST - GUIDELINES Mr. Wurl stated to Council that the Land Use Commission had ordered the City of Louisville and Boulder County to identify and develop guidelines for the saem. They pointed out items that they felt were matters of state interest that should be reviewed. He stated our position since the land within the City was totally zoned or devEloped, Louisville felt that they were excluded from the requirements of the Act, however, when the City became involved with the proposed Mizel annexation and law suits and discussion with the Land Use Commission and County came up, it resulted that the City would need to have a p,ublich Hearing to begin devel- oping input necessary to promelgate the guide- lines. The City Planning Commission, City Engineer, and City Administrator worked on the guidelines and developed an outline to be con- sidered at this meeting. It was stated that the primary purpose of this meeting will be to obtain from interested parties information that will be needed to develop the guidelines and eventually provide enought information so Council can identify and designate areas of state wide concern. Mr. Wurl also stated that much of this will be legal work. Al the information that is developed during the hearing has to be related back to the requirements of the statute.