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Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 6-1 vote, with Mayer voting against. Davidson called for a five-minute recess. Davidson called the meeting back to order. ORDINANCE NO. 1295, SERIES 1999, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 17 OF THE LOUISVILLE MUNICIPAL CODE, ENTITLED 'ZONING', BY AMENDING THE PLANNED COMMUNITY ZONE DISTRICT GENERAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR CERTAIN LAND DESIGNATED AS THE BUSINESS CENTER AT C.T.C. - public hearing - (advertised Daily Camera 3/10/99) Davidson called for City Attorney introduction. Sam Light, City Attorney, read by title only, Ordinance No. 1295, Series 1999, An Ordinance Amending Title 17 Of The Louisville Municipal Code, Entitled 'Zoning', By Amending The Planned Community Zone District General Development Plan For Certain Land Designated As The Business Center At C.T.C. Davidson called for staff introduction. Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that The Business Center at CTC was rezoned from Industrial (I) and Commercial Business (CB) to PCZD-C/I in 1998. The rezoning was completed in conjunction with approval of a new subdivision plat and an overall final PUD development plan. The PCZD district allows a mix of commercial and industrial uses within four separate sub areas. The rezoning was done, in part, to expand the area where office uses were permitted as uses by right. There were also limitations placed on the scope of other approved uses. The Commercial Development Design Standards and Guidelines were adopted through the rezoning as the applicable design standards in several of the sub areas, depending on the type of use requested. The ability to make special review use applications was incorporated into some sub areas, as noted on the Plan. Lots 1 through 5, Block 1 constitute a PCZD sub area on the west side of the subdivision, adjacent to the Burlington Northern RR tracks. In addition to standard industrial uses, this sub area is approved for office and corporate uses as uses by right. Office and corporate uses are required to meet the Commercial Development Design Standards & Guidelines in this and other sub areas. No possible special review uses were included in this sub area. The applicant, Colorado Tech Land Company, also known as Knollwood Partners, is requesting additional uses be potentially allowed in this sub area, if approved through the City's Special Review Use process. No final authorization for any special review use is being requested at this time, but rather the ability to request Special Review Use approval through the standard City review process. 26