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<br /> ..., <br />Baysinger: I have no idea what the train traffic is. <br />Fauson: I agree with Randy's assessment that maybe we <br /> could take these on an individual basis. This <br /> parcel I don't think would net us any money, <br /> whatsoever. I think it is too close to the edge of <br /> the City, in the sense that a lot of people use <br /> that as a jogging trail to the creek. I would hate <br /> to see more barbwire put up that close to the <br /> edge of our City. <br />Howard: I would like to agree with you, even though I <br /> also agree with Randy's assessment that $500.00 <br /> for me is a huge sum of money. When I look at <br /> the issue of open space, the citizens have in <br /> many respects paid for this as an amenity for the <br /> City. The amount of real dollar generation <br /> versus the virtue of having an amenity available <br /> for our constituents doesn't really balance. You <br /> will be taking such open space for the time of <br /> the lease out of the public's hands, when it is the <br /> public's money that was expended to purchase <br /> the land. My general opinion is that because the <br /> amount of money we are talking about is not <br /> enough to offset the decrease in the amenities of <br /> the open space itself, I don't think I would be <br /> willing to go along taking open space and <br /> blocking out sections of it for private use. <br />Fauson moved that Council deny this request, but leave the door open in case there is an <br />offer on some parcel that the City could derive some revenue for and that is not being used <br />at the time for the public. The City should look at each request as an individual case, <br />seconded by Carnival. All in favor. <br />1992 BUDGET ADOPTION - SET PUBLIC HEARING <br />According to Colorado State Statutes (CRS 29-1-104 and 106) City Council is required <br />upon receipt of the proposed budget, to publish a "Notice of Budget" containing the <br />following information: <br />1. The proposed budget is open for inspection. (City Hall and the Public <br /> Library). <br />2. The proposed budget will be considered for adoption on November 6, 1991. <br />3. Any elector may inspect the budget and file or register objections at any time <br /> 7 <br />