Annual Report 1983, City of Louisville

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' 7 1983 Cit y of Louisville Annual Report A message from the mayor As a community we have seen several new pro- jects started and completed with only a few major problems arising in the infrastructure of our city. The new pressurized 60-inch pipeline past the Marshall landfill project is completed with only a few minor improvements yet to come. Homart's agreement with the city was finally com pleted and our citizens have a workable deal with both parties having commitments to assure the quali- -' ty and success of the city's and venture's concepts. Ar ter:, We have all learned it takes time and cooperation to j ', make things work. , Boulder County's portion of South Boulder Road is presently under construction and will cause some inconvenience but will truly be a worthwhile effort to improve traffic flow in the area. The city's portions of South Boulder Road are being postponed but should be resumed as soon as we can make the proper financial arrangements. As everyone is aware, we have experienced water restrictions due to limitations and late construction at our water treatment facility on the hill. The City, our We have solved quite a few problems, but we still consultants and the contractor are working diligently have a lot of work. We can only accomplish good to resolve the problems at the plant. With this crisis, things with you, the people, and your participation as with any other, I ask for your cooperation and and support.. assistance in trying to make do with what we can This is the best town in the state and to keep it safely offer until sometime in September when we that way, I need your help. can complete, test and accurately measure our rebuilt facility. Sincerely, Once again, please cooperate with our restrictions, / because all our safety and welfare are on the line. / f We must limit production in order to assure a sound system in case of an emergency. Norbert A. Meier, Mayor L