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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING MARCH 17, 1970 Meeting called to order by Mayor Lawrence Caranci: ROLL CALL: Following were present Tomeo, Kopro'lski, Mudrock, Dondelinger, Perrella absent Berry. Minutes read and approved as read. COHRSSPONDENCE: Letter to John t10rris of Boulder Valley School District in regards to agreement between Louisville and Lafayette, that Louisville would furnish water and Lafayette sewer. Letter should have been signed by Hayor of Louisville and Mayor of Lafayette. City Administrator to write another letter 1"ith the s:_gnatures of LoiJ,i~ville and Lafayette Mayors Letter fro~ Boulder County Engineering Dept. requesting and opinion from Louisville in r~gards to the 4 millian ~al. water tank to be built by the \;i ty of Lafayette. This is to be built in the vicinity of Louisville filter plant. Having a hearing Mpreh 19, 1970. Referrel letter sent but no one received the letter. Mayor ~aranci agreed to a joint meeting of Loui'ville and Lafayette. T-meo said he 1..;a15 against it because it would interfer with water storage. Koprowski and Hudroek had no com,;'nent. Dondel"inger wanted to know if an Engineer had been contacted. City Adm- ministrator st~ted Ken Bruns was not in favor of it. Joe lV'Jadonna st,'-1ted the Planning ~"m~ission i..ranted a statement in i..rritting on the 17 acres also a map. 1. No Hay to stop it if they have acquired the land. 2. Use of land \-wuld sell any part of 17 acres, Ken Bruns stated we wO'lld need only 3 acres of land. City Conneil wants ass ranee that we will have access to facilities. Motion by Koprowski seconded by Perrella to send letter to Lafayette and County stating any d8mage we wi1l expect restitution to be made. Motion Carried. Have Attorney write the letter. Coal Creek and Sanitation Study meetinv Thursday n~ght, March 19, 1970. Joe ~~donna stated he did not know if Broomfield would come into the Coal Creek project or not. If they do not it would probable be up to Louisville and Lafayette which would be approximately $5,000. Perrella remarked he believes thi~ w()lJld be the cheapest study and we should participate re- gardless of how many take part in this project. Dondelinger set up ~ertain amount to be used if it exceeds amount come back to Council for consideration. Motion by Dondelinger to approve a maximum of $5,000. for study of Coal Creek seconded by Koprowski. Motion Carried. " STR~T COM!'lITTEE: Perrella streets need repaul.ng ~ry badly as soon as pos~ible.Man holes cohould be r.\rought up to street level. Checked for new street lights, the mo,-tl nportant for time being wO'~11d be at Jefferson Ave. and South Boulder R0ad. FINANCE COmlITTEE: Report showed that Gapter water has beet:!. raid. It wap agreed to hold one week wages for Patl'olmen.. POLICE COilU1ITTEE: Report from Chief of Police to accompany agenda. Police Commission to recommend on Ilew a-mlieations for p,qtrolmen also new Patrol- men to have phycicAl check.