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Community Up• City of Louisville October/November 2005 City Council A MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR: Mayor Charles L. Sisk CHANGING TIMES 303.665.6889 siskc@ci.louisville.co.us s I reflect on our nation and the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, I am 1 lreminded of the resiliency and survival which is thrust upon us without Ward I any notice. As citizens of Louisville have demonstrated, we care about our fellow Dave Clabots human beings, notwithstanding distances or other 303.673.9116 obstacles. May I express my profound apprecia- clabotdO ci.louisville.co.us tion for your generosity, compassion, and thoughts for those wonderful people affected by Hurricane Jay Keany Katrina. 303.665.4818 As you read these comments,we have an election IL keanyj@ci.louisville.co.us to consider locally and within the State of Colorado. Ward II I encourage each of you to consider Referenda C and D and the ramifications of the referenda issues Sheri Marsella for our state, our counties, our schools, and our cities. I will not use this column 303.665.3276 to advocate for or against the Referenda, however, I encourage each of you to con- marsels@ci.louisville.co.us sider the importance for our state in casting your vote. Michele Van Pelt Locally, we have eight residents who are seeking three positions on the City 303.673.9235 Council. Robert Muckle and Michael Deborski are seeking to be elected in Ward vanpelmO ci.louisville.co.us I, Michele Van Pelt, an incumbent, and Frost Yarnell are running in Ward II, and John Pohlabel, Hank Dalton, Ronald Sackett, and Randy Luallin are the four can- Ward III didates for the one position in Ward III.We are fortunate that these fine citizens Don Brown have taken the time and effort to serve our City. May I offer my sincere apprecia- 303.673.0648 tion to each person for his or her willingness to seek office on our City Council. browndO ci.louisville.co.us You may know that Arnie Levihn and Jay Keany are term limited and there- fore can not be elected. I will use my next column to expound on their significant Arnold Levihn contributions to the City of Louisville. Please know that both Arnie and Jay have 303.665.2024 made invaluable and time consuming commitments for which no words can ac- levihna@ci.louisville.co.us curately express our gratitude. City Manager Bill Simmons The other local issue on the ballot is commonly referred as the "Use Tax." I 303.335.4532 encourage each of you to learn the facts about this important ballot issue and par- simmonwO ci.louisville.co.us ticipate in the November election. The election question is available on the City's web site and at City Hall, and the City Finance Department has prepared a factual City Council Meetings are summary on the measure. held the first and third All measures and candidates deserve your scrutiny and common sense. The Tuesdays of each month at voting in November will be done by mail ballot and I hope Louisville will have 7.00 PM at City Hall, the highest percentage of eligible voters exercising their right to vote in Boulder 749 Main Street. County. To find out in which On a more personal note, I am overwhelmed by the positive response we have Ward you live,please received from our designation by Money magazine. As citizens, you can be proud call Meredyth Muth at of that designation and I thank you for allowing me to be your Mayor! 303.335.4536 City of Louisville - www.ci.louisville.co.us