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Community Up Cib of Louisville June-July 2005 City Council A MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR: Mayor Charles L. Sisk MUSINGS OF SUMMER 303.665.6889 siskc@ci.louisville.co.us Tam reminded of the phrase "tempus fugit" and no statement is more appropro Ifor Terre and me this summer. Our youngest daughter,Jennie, graduates from Ward I Monarch High School and in August she will be flying from Dave Clabots the Louisville nest to her next plateau.We have been so for- 303.673.9116 tunate to have our children and now our grandchildren inte- clabotd@ci.louisville.co.us grated into the Louisville community. The schools and teachers are extraordinary and the ability to know our children's friends Jay Keany and their parents is very comforting. 303.665.4818 Pardon me if I emphasize what I think to be Louisville's keanyj@ci.louisville.co.us best virtue - our community has an indomitable sense of character that is Louisville. Ward II It is reflected by our citizens on a daily basis and with each graduating class such as the Monarch Class of 2005. Our young people are better prepared for the many Sheri Marsella challenges that lie ahead. They have the inner confidence, not cockiness or brashness, 303.665.3276 of their community and this allows them to go forward with prospects and insights marsels@ci.louisville.co.us many other young people won't enjoy. Michele Van Pelt Reflecting on Jennie's wonderful education commencing at Coal Creek Elementa- 303.673.9235 ry, then Louisville Middle School, and now Monarch High School, we have been the vanpelm@ci.louisville.co.us recipients of countless hours of instruction, care, and concern by the many teachers and administrators that have made the significant decision to make education their Ward III vocation. They have exceeded our expectations as parents! On behalf of the many Don Brown parents that have children in schools, may I thank the teachers for their dedication 303.673.0648 and professionalism in making a difference for our children? They have instilled a brownd@ci.louisville.co.us sense of community in our children and lead by example for which we should be excessively grateful and I am. Arnold Levihn I envision the time when our children make the choice to return to Louisville 303.665.2024 as young adults and I ask the question, what will Louisville afford them in five to levihna@ci.louisville.co.us ten years? Can they afford to live in Louisville or will there be adequate housing in City Manager Bill Simmons Louisville for young families?Will our schools be local neighborhood schools or will 303.335.4532 they be part of consolidation?Will Louisville be attractive and have employment op- simmonw@ci.louisville.co.us portunities that attract new families and other services that we believe important as a community? None of us are clairvoyant, nevertheless we must continue in making City Council Meetings are some critical decisions. There are so many positive aspects to which we can point in held the first and third Louisville, but are those enough? Tuesdays of each month at Answers to these questions are the community's decision and yes, you are right, I 7:00 PM at City Hall, am alluding to the Comprehensive Plan. It will be our decision as to what direction 749 Main Street. we want to take Louisville in the future and how we make an even more sustainable To find out in which and attractive community. Ward you live,please call Meredyth Muth at City of Louisville www.ci.louisville.co.us 303.335.4536 749 Main Street info @ci.louisville.co.us Louisville CO 80027 303.666.6565