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Mayer stated that during the Northwest Parkway Intergovernmental Agreement negotiations, it was agreed that this property would be released from the Intergovernmental Agreement. Mayer moved that Council approve Resolution No. 31, Series 1999 - A Resolution Approving A Second Amendment To The Lafayette/Louisville Buffer Comprehensive Development Plan Intergovernmental Agreement Among The City Of Louisville, The City Of Lafayette And The County Of Boulder, Colorado, seconded by seconded by Sisk. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 6-0 vote, with Howard being absent. DISCUSSION/DIRECTION - PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION PLAT AND PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN - SAINT LOUIS CATHOLIC PARISH CAMPUS Davidson called for staff presentation. Ken Johnstone, Principal Planner, stated that the Saint Louis Catholic Church has submitted a preliminary subdivision plat and development plan for the development of new church and school campus. The campus facility is proposed on the 21.5 acre parcel currently owned by Mr. and Mrs. Owen located at 1474 So. 96th Street, fronting the east side of So. 96th Street just north of Dillon Road. The property was annexed to the City of Louisville in October of 1996 and zoned Agriculture. The Agricultural Zone requires a Special Review Use for private schools, churches, and childcare facilities. An annexation agreement was executed between the City and the Owner, which provides that the existing residential units, as well as the outbuildings would be exempt from the subdivision process until redevelopment of the property. The annexation agreement provides credit for a 1" water tap, which runs with the property, regardless whether it is physically installed, or not. While the annexation agreement did defer the dedication of open space during the annexation process, the agreement reserves the right to exact an open space dedication at the time of subdivision and redevelopment. Upon subdivision and or development, the property is subject to all development fees and building code requirements. The campus site plan is oriented to the phased development of the following; Phase I - 12,500 SF, one story pre-school facility - ( 250 children ages 3 to 5 years) Phase II - 25,000 SF, two story multi-purpose building - (400 seating capacity) Phase III - 40,000 SF, 112' foot high church building- (1,200 seating capacity) Phase IV - 25,000 SF, one or two story middle school - (200 students grades 6th -- 8th) Phase V - 30,000 SF, two story elementary school - ( 300 students grades K - 5th) The subject property has approximately 930' of frontage on So. 96th Street. Two points of access are proposed from So. 96th Street with the northerly access point being designated as the principal access point. The northerly access is proposed as a full turning movement, the southerly access as a right-in/right-out only. The two points of access 12