City Council Agenda and Packet 1986 01 13

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CLASSIFICATION SCRAMS FOR PUD DI ON GUIDELIMAS At the December 17th meeting, Council approved the Design Guidelines for the City of Louisville. Staff was directed to prepare a classification scheme for use with these guidelines. Wanush presented the checklists - one for residential and one for commercial - to be used first bye developer when submitting a proposal and then by staff when evaluating the proposal. Leery suggested that a 7 point system, as opposed to the proposed 3 point system, may be more beneficial. Luce commented that he was glad to finally see a checklist implemented. FINANCIAL POLICY - ABSOLUTION fl - SERIES 1986 - CIP Y1MD Rsutenstraus read in its entirety Resolution $1, Series 1986. As requested by Council, staff drafted Resolltion Flo. 1, Series 1986, as relates to the 6.55 collected on each residential building permit for this General Fund. Resolution No. 1 amends financial policies for the City of Louisville. Mayor Meier moved that Resolution fl, Series 1986 be adopted. Luce seconded. Unanimous. PUBLIC APOLOGY TO DON SMOMXWILBR Mayor Meier asked Don Shonkwiler to step to the podium. Mayor Meier explained that Mr. Shonkwiler is under investigation for an alleged ethics code violation as member of the City of Louisville Planning Commission and had not received official notice by the City. Mayor Meier apologised for the oversight. OATH OP OPTIC.: AND SINE DIE Mayor Meier asked that all Council attend the ceremonies to be held on January 13, 1986, as the present Council leaves office and the Council- Elect is sworn in. EAAPEP LAZE Phare related to Council that water would be drawn from Simper Lake soon and warned people to keep off the ice. 'No trespassing' signs are posted, however, footprints had been detected in the snow across the lake. Mayor Meier asked that the Press published a warning reminding the public that there is no trespassing on Harper Lake. 4