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In article <318elm$nk9@ncar.ucar.edu>,
Thomas Mayer <tmayer@neit.cgd.ucar.edu> wrote:
>In article <316hff$itq@lace.Colorado.EDU> fielden@rintintin.Colorado.EDU (Jeanette A Fielden) writes:
>>CU, Boulder and Promise Keepers, have made the following traffic arrangements
>>for the Promise Keepers Conference Fri. July 29 and Sat. July 30.
>>
>>Peak traffic hours are forecast to be
>>2-7 p.m. Friday
>>10p.m.-midnight Friday
>>6-9a.m. Saturday
>>10p.m.-midnight Saturday.
>>
>>If Table Mesa becomes too crowded it will also be closed to east bound
>>traffice from Broadway.
>>
>>Delays are expected on Highway 119, Highway 93, Folsom, Colorado, 
>>Baseline, and US 36 during peak hours. Be aware of congestion on
>>US 36 at Louisville where many conference attendees will park in order to
>>catch buses to Folsom Field.
>>
>
>      I'm very curious about your statement about PK's using 
>      Louisville as a parking/staging area in order to bus people
>      to Boulder.  I spoke with the city administrator last night
>      and she had heard nothing about it.
> 
>      If Promise Keepers indeed intends to have a significant 
>      number people parking in Louisville we would like to know
>      about their plans.  So if you know the above statement to be
>      true and you're with Promise Keeper's or know someone from 
>      Promise Keeper's please have them contact Sharon Asti-Caranci,
>      acting city administrator, at 666-6565 x350 .  
> 
>      We would appreciate it. 
> 
> 
I don't know that they're actually parking at Louisville but the
plan I saw was to route them off US 36 at Louisville, and there was
some discussion that some attendees may choose to park at that park 
and ride (and the one in Broomfield) and take RTD. Sorry about the 
wording it does give the idea that they're parking in Louisville.
> 
>                             Tom Mayer
> 
>                             NCAR, Boulder, Co.
> 
> 
>          (In my spare time Louisville City Councilman)
> 
>