City Council Agenda and Packet 1974 09 03

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• 0 At r:r ' COMM MOOS i COiIITTEE REPORTS HIGH SCHOOL TROPHIES Councilman DiCarlo stated that he net with Hr. Orebing, the Principal at the Louisville Middle School and he stated that Mr. &robing did not want to get rid of the trophies but he did not have any place to store them and felt that they should be displayed. The trophies are now stored at the school . Mr. Grebing stated that the only way the trophies can be donated to the City is to have the City write a letter to the School Board re- questing that the trophies be donated back to the City as a historical memory. He also stated he will keep the trophies stored until the City can take them. Mayor Pro-te■ Berry stated that he would like to have a response from the library as to the displaying of the trophies and also from the Parks i Rec Board. Mr. Helart of the Parks $ Rec Board stated that at this time the trophies could be stored in the basement of the Community Building. Barbara McDonald stated that she could store some of them in the 1st Federal Savings & Loan building. After discussion Councilman DiCarlo moved that the City Administrator be instructed to write a letter to the School Board requesting the trophies be donated to the City. Seconded by Councilwoman Scholl . Councilwoman Dhieux moved that the motion be amended to read that the City take possession immediately after approval by the School Board. Seconded by Councilman Domenico. Amendment was accepted by Council and the motion to writs a letter to the School Board was carried. Mr. Murl will write the letter to the Board. Councilman DiCarlo reported that there was a matting held with the Louisville, Niwot, Lafayette, Cherryvale, Pinewood, and Long- mont fire departments and the Boulder Sheriffs department. He stated that the old boundaries for fire servicing were brought back with everyone agreeing on the matter.