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ou Lis i� Update Commun Luisville A Message from the Mayor City Council One cannot be pessimistic about the West. This is the native home of hope. When it fully learns that cooperation, not rugged individualism, is the quality that most characterizes Mayor Robert P. Muckle and preserves it, then it will have achieved itself and outlived its origins. Then it has a 303.981.0697 chance to create a society to match its scenery. -W allace Stegner bobm @louisvilleco.gov • Ward I T ouisville and our neighboring communities care continuing to work on recovering from the Vacant damage caused by the historic floods of last September. ]ay Keany We've had tremendous cooperation with others while 303.665.4818 working on this recovery. Our congressional delegation jayk @louisvilleco.gov has been working to ensure that there is enough federal funding to assist in the recovery and to make sure fed- Mayor Bob Muckle • Ward II eral rules are applicable to the unique circumstances in Susan Loo Colorado. Boulder County communities have been working together to make sure 303.665.4945 those who need help the most get it first. The governor has made a couple of trips susanl@louisvilleco.gov to Louisville to inspect the flood damage. Jeff Lipton We've made major progress in several areas of recovery. We have hired a compa- 303.665.9776 ny to reconstruct the four miles of the Coal Creek Trail that were washed out. We lipton @louisvilleco.gov have cleared, and continue to clear, tons of debris from along Coal Creek and we've removed the remnants of the County Road Bridge in anticipation of the spring • Ward III runoff. Finally we have contracted with Landscapes Unlimited to reconstruct the Hank Dalton Coal Creek Golf Course. The approximately$5 million contract will reconstruct 303.926.9930 the damaged greens, bunkers, fairways and irrigation system. At the same time, we hankd @louisvilleco.gov will make improvements to address flooding and drainage issues in the surrounding Ashley Stolzmann Continued on page 2 303.570.9614 ashleys @louisvilleco.gov Coal Creek Golf Course and Coal Creek Trail City Manager CLOSED for Reconstruction Malcolm Fleming 303.335.4532 ALL public access is prohibited on the Coal Creek Trail malcolmf @louisvilleco.gov and on all sections of the Coal Creek Golf Course. City Council Meetings are Violations may result in a fine of up to $1000. held the first and third Tuesdays of each month at The Coal Creek Trail and the Coal Creek Golf Course are currently under 7:00 PM at City Hall, construction to repair damage from the September flooding. For everyone's 749 Main Street. safety and to ensure that none of the newly constructed facilities are dam- To find out in which aged, both facilities are closed to public use. The public's use of the trail Ward you live, please call and course during construction activities will only impede the progress of the 303.335.4536. repairs and lengthen the duration of construction. www.LouisvilleCO.gov The City anticipates reopening the Coal Creek Trail in September. The Coal Creek Golf Course will reopen in the Spring of 2015. For additional details on these projects please see page 3.