The Louisville/Superior library funding debate will continue tonight when Superior Trustees consider Louisville's latest negotiation request: that the fledgling intergovernmental agreement between the two retain a firm commitment by Superior to chip in $105,000 for their citizens' use of Louisville's library in 2008.
Superior wants to have more flexible language to reduce the payment in case analysis shows a lesser level of usage. Their comments tonight will reveal the level of confidence they have in Louisville's previous analyses. The IGA could fall apart on Superior's resistence to an absolutely firm invoice from Louisville. Superior's new Town Manager Scott Randall will get to hit the ground running with this on his plate.
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