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Harriet Olson, Senior Board President, thanked Council for the proclamation and accepted it on behalf of all the residents of Louisville who receive support and care from caregivers. RESOLUTION No. 52, SERIES 1999 - A RESOLUTION FINDING SUBSTANTIAL COMPLIANCE OF AN ANNEXATION PETITION FILED WITH THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE, COLORADO, KNOWN AS THE BOWES ANNEXATION, AND SETTING A PUBLIC HEARING THEREON Davidson called for staff presentation. Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that Mr. Jack Bowes has submitted an annexation petition to initiate voluntary annexation for his property of approximately 77.87 acres, which is located at the southeast comer of So 88th Street and Dillon Road. The Bowes Annexation Map reflects two ownership parcels within the boundaries of the annexation. Parcel One, which comprises the majority of the land area at 76.89 acres, is located in the northwest quarter of Section 20. Parcel Two is 0.98 acres and is located in the northeast quarter of Section 19. Both sections are located in Township 1 South, Range 69W. In 1996, the City of Louisville purchased from the Bowes family a 3.473-acre portion out of Parcel Two for right-of-way purposes. The right-of-way was used for the construction of the re-aligned South 88th Street. Parcel Two, at 0.98 acres, is what remains exclusive of the acquired right-of-way. The Annexation Map also reflects a Parcel Three at 2.20 acres, which is the portion of the Dillon Road right-of-way that is still under the ownership of Mr. Bowes. Parcel Three is not part of the annexation request, as the City of Louisville has already annexed that portion of the Dillon Road right-of-way. The property is currently occupied by the family homestead, as well as associated out buildings. Mr. Bowes is requesting that the property be zoned to Planned Community Zone District - Residential (PCZD-R) in conjunction with the annexation, and has submitted a Planned Community Zoned District General Development Plan to reflect the proposed planning area and residential development. In February of 1999, with the approval of the Intergovernmental Agreement for Southeast Boulder County, South 96th Street, Dillon Road and US 287 Area Comprehensive Development Plan, the subject parcel was designated as a City Preservation Area. The Intergovernmental Agreement specifies; "that if and when annexed to the City of Louisville, future use shall be limited to agriculture and low density of no more than 1 unit per 4 acres, and prior to any annexation that the parcel be designated a Rural Preservation." The General Development Plan reflects a total of twenty-seven residential units, one of which is the existing homestead on a 3.8 acre parcel. The lot areas on the remaining