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III IIIIIIIIIIIII III 999 LAKEWOOD =The Jefferson County '~Fi'ector, Ctty ftnanC Schopl 9pard is studying new a~ndance , gas caused by ,upplier: boundaries for Mopie Junior H School s defeated a proposed 3 and the new Mandalay Junior High ovember. Schools which will open ~ the Westmin- ster area next tall. Community meetings 'es expanded are scheduled for January to discuss the - Boulder GUunty has proposed boundaries. and services m the Tri- District administrators have designed: to recent opening of new- five .possible attendanCp atTangements ~anch offices at Tit Main and have recommended what is caged "Option A" to the board. Undei that plan, ~ounty Tri-City Annex - students from Witt, Juehem, Little and Broomfield, -Lafayette Parr elementary sChpols would attend - included offices for so- the new School and Warder, Weber and tuinan services, mental ' ZergeC students would attend Moore Jun- ~^ cy family assistance and for H h $chpp . ,_ - er registration and [ t co - perms enses. offices have vaeious reg- LAK);WORP - Claiming a training per- the social services office mil was improperly granted, the city of fin a staff at 10 vt Louts- Lakewood has toed a lawsuit in U.S. Dis- 8 a.m. to 430 p,m.. The tric[ Court in Denvei against a state reg- ers are: Tri-City atfice, ula[oiy agency and a brick manufac_tur- I nlal health, 444854. er. The C1ty has asked that the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Board be re• r S ~~~ quired to r@COnsider the permit it grant- M M ed to Robinson Brick and Tile Co., of Denver. City Attorney Roger Noonan Irport set - said the permit was granted before Lake- s ,wood was aUpwed to review provision ~CK -, RgmmisslonerS , ~~ for the lS2-acre CIaY mine near Green and Douglas counties will ~ i Mountain. pahoeA-u_~prt Authority r ~ Robinson applied for the permit in at 9 a.m: tOdaY Lo try to 1981, but iegUested a ContinyanCe of the me@s and sign an afire@- public hearing in order to amend the doc- e three entices 0v@i the ument. The Company agreed tp let the lay 1_n futur@ dHyelpBmegt I City review Its epdat@d appUCation once the hearlllg was reop@ped, Ily gommisslgnqrs hays But LakeWgpd Was not notified that the voige m what gges on at approval prpCess had resumed, Noonan most of the aJ4BOit's @x~ said, and city staff learned by chance in sill take Rlaee !n th@ir November that the permit had b@en ap- ~eting will be a6 the au-.. 'proved rffiCe at the aiipor6 Mined Land Dh'eCtpr David Shelton said the issue js whether the amended ap- ~lytle ~eYq~op~@r1t plicatioy shoyld be considered as a con- ebring Homes, a 226acr@ tinuation of a pr@vjous action or as a new ,hh and east of Rowley document. included in the Parker Robinson officials had no comment on alien District, but official the lawsuit. Gakewaod services or at the Univeieity of Denver, gas cgtpplj~sion@d ih May to de- ign and CgnduCt the randotn sur- ey of 5Q0 hoygahgWs. He is sched- led Wreview the ie$ults during a 'ity CoggCU stydy session @[ 7 p.m. an. 3. The Public gaiety and Parks and tecreatio(1 departments received ie highest marjts from iesideftts:, 2 percent oP the respo0ses were ositive, "The city's Department of Pub- request for additional comments. Fifty-six percent were happy with the Public Works Depart- ment;.54 percent said the city was well-run; and 41 percent approved of the land-use operalions of the Community Dovelopmen[ Depart- ment. An average of all questions showed 55 peicent were pleased with .the, city's overall perfgrm- ance, 20 percent were dissatisfied, 18 peicent didn't have an opinion. 41 n Y ~F ;o~ fo +m u'. re ;e: CI ie g~ tt iLl rat' :hf E' d d t n )L x:l ra ;tr ria ,y :o' iy