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Protection District in conjunction with the Boulder <br /> County Regional Hazardous Materials Response Teaa <br /> as the designated agency to respond to hazardous <br /> substance incidents within the City of <br /> Louisville." <br /> The 1904 assessed cost for the City of Louisville <br /> is 11,540 and this assessed cost is determined by <br /> the Moulder County Hazardous Response Team for <br /> operating costs, training and equipment purchases. <br /> Leesman stated that the cost for next year might <br /> be lower, possibly less than 1000 for <br /> Louisville's share. Leman reported that this is <br /> a highly technical and specialised Teas and <br /> neither the City nor the Piro District has the <br /> capability of responding to hazardous materials <br /> incidents. By State Statute the City is required <br /> to designate an entity to cover in the event of a <br /> hazardous materials problem. <br /> Staff suggested that this agency survey any move- <br /> ment in Louisville either by rail or over the <br /> highways of any hazardous materials. <br /> Mayor Pauson moved that the Resolution 024 be <br /> adopted. Szymanski seconded. Unanimous. <br /> Anderson rejoined the muting. <br /> RESOLUTIOM 125 - HOWARD DITCH <br /> SEPARATIOM AGREBKBMT Rautenatraus read in its entirety Resolution #25. <br /> "A Resolution whereby the City of Louisville will <br /> relieve itself of future assessments on its Howard <br /> Ditch Company stock by a one time payment.` <br /> Phare explained that the City is in the final <br /> stages of concluding its separation arrangement <br /> from the Howard Ditch Company. Previously, the <br /> Council approved an agreement outlining the <br /> conditions under which the City of Louisville <br /> would acquire a water right from Howard Ditch <br /> Company in lieu of remaining a Company <br /> Stockholder. In order to conclude the <br /> arrangements and complete closing of the <br /> separation, the Ditch Company has requested this <br /> Resolution be adopted by Council formally <br /> authorising the separation agreement. The <br /> Resolution was prepared by the City's Water <br /> Attorney and its form and substance meets the <br /> approval of the Howard Ditch Attorney. <br /> Mayor Mason waved that Resolution 025 be adopted. <br /> Szymanski seconded. Unanimous. <br /> 7 <br />