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THE LOUISVILLE MUNICIPAL CODE DELETING FERMENTED MALI" LIQUOR <br /> LICENSE FEE AND ADDING AN OPTIONAL PRF ISES LICENSE FEE - 1ST <br /> READING -SET PUBLIC HEARING <br /> Read by title only, Ordinance #1025, Series <br /> 1990 , "an Ordinance amending section <br /> 5.01.050(H) of the Louisville Municipal coda <br /> deleting fermented malt liquor license fee <br /> and adding an optional premises license fees: <br /> and declaring an emergency. <br /> Sackett moved and Mayor Fauson seconded to <br /> place Ordinance #1025, Series 1990 out for <br /> publication and set a public hearing for <br /> April 3, 19$0. <br /> 4 <br /> ORDINANCE 11026, SERIES 1990, ADOPTING STANDARDS FOR THE ISSUANCE <br /> OF OPTIONAL PREMISES LICENSES AND FOP. OPTIONAL PREMISES FOR A <br /> MOTEL AND RESTAURANT LICENSE PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF SUC- <br /> TION 12-47-135.5 C.R.S. , AS AMENDED - 1ST READING - SET PUBLIC <br /> HEARING <br /> Read by title only, Ordinance #1026, Series <br /> lS90, "An Ordinance adopting standards for <br /> the issuance of optional premises licenses <br /> and for optional premises for a hotel and <br /> restaurant license pursuant to the provisions <br /> of section 12-47-135.5 C.R.S. , as amended: <br /> and declaring an •sergency." <br /> Mayor Fauson moved and Carnival seconded to <br /> place Ordinance $1024, Series 1990 out for <br /> publication and sat a public hearing for <br /> April 3, 1990. <br /> SOUTH BOULDER ROAD DRAINAGE DITCH <br /> Phare stated that a latter has been sent to <br /> the City of Lafayette for their review and <br /> consideration addressing the drainage channel <br /> construction. At this time Lafayette has nc.t <br /> responded to our letter. I am asking that <br /> Council allow std to proceed with the <br /> bids. <br /> Mayor Fauson moved and Carnival seconded to <br /> allow authorization of bids as necessary for <br /> the drainage project. Motion passed 4-0. <br /> OTHER <br /> Davidson stated the Boulder County Consortium <br /> of Cities met last week and several issues <br /> did come up. The first one is a household <br /> 11 <br />