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ILACITY OF LOUISVILLE COMMUNITY UPDATE AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2004 CITY COUNCIL A MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR Mayor Charles L. Sisk LOUISVILLE IS A COMMUNITY OF FAMILIES 303.665.6889 C siskc @ci.louisville.co.us school happened to our summer?" It is a familiar refrain with the new school year fast approaching. Pardon me for reminiscing and being Ward I melancholy but this August 2004 is the final year for our daughter,Jennie, at Dave Clabots Monarch High School. I can remember vividly waiting with my wife Terre and 303.673.9116 other anxious parents as we sent our children to kindergarten at Coal Creek clabotd @ci.louisville.co.us Elementary for the first time. Tempus fugit (time flies) or so it appears. Our John Keany family is also celebrating another occasion as our oldest granddaughter, Riane, 303.665.4818 will enter kindergarten this year at Louisville Elementary, so the pendulum keanyj @ci.louisville.co.us adjusts accordingly. But the fact remains: that which is most important to all of us is our families. Ward II This then transcends into our community. To a great extent, Louisville embodies Sheri Marsella a wonderful and caring community, which is reflected in all of our families. 303.665.3276 One of my favorite events will cap off the summer with the Fall Festival marsels @ci.louisville.co.us celebration and the annual Labor Day parade. We are so fortunate to have our Michele Van Pelt citizens devote countless hours behind the scenes to make this an enjoyable and 303.673.9235 fulfilling weekend to enjoy with family and friends. vanpelm @ci.louisville.co.us I would be remiss if I did not mention Elle Cabbage,who serves as our Labor Day "maestro," and has done such a magnificent job of orchestrating the Fall Ward III Festival activities for many years. Elle reflects and epitomizes the dedication of Don Brown so many Louisville citizens and families to whom we owe our gratitude. 303.673.0648 As a community, Louisville is undertaking a citywide comprehensive plan to brownd @ci.louisvillle.co.us look within our boundaries and determine the type of sustainable community which will serve our present and future families. This undertaking is significant Arnold Levihn and all encompassing. Please share with the City Council and staff your thoughts 303.665.2024 and concerns for the future of Louisville. levihna @ci.louisville.co.us Change is inevitable and we are embarking on this comprehensive plan with City Manager Bill Simmons open minds, anticipating and requesting responses from as many citizens as 303.335.4532 possible. The last comprehensive plan was done in 1989 and has served us well. simmonw @ci.louisville.co.us We appreciate the wisdom of those who were involved in that plan. It is now incumbent upon us to embrace the changes of the last fifteen years and prepare City Council Meetings for the next ten-fifteen years. are held the first and third Thank you for your involvement and affection for our wonderful community. Tuesdays of each month at 7:00 PM, City Hall, CITIZEN SURVEY RESULTS NOW AVAILABLE 749 Main Street The results of the 2004 Louisville Citizen's Survey are now available on the City's web site at www.ci.louisville.co.us. The City contracted with For further information National Research Center, Inc. to conduct the survey and the results were about City activities and presented to the City Council at its August 3 meeting. projects,please visit If you have any questions about the survey or the results, please contact Heather Balser at 303.335.4530 or balserh @ci.louisville.co.us. www.cilouisville.co.us.