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Louisville City Council Meeting IPiJJ@rA&L? April 20, 2004 Page 9 of 15 lots for residential purposes within the City's Single-Family Low Density (SF-LD) zone district. It is a condition precedent to closing that annexation, zoning, subdivision and PUD approval are obtained from the City. The City agrees to provide, at no charge, a sewer tap to the existing single-family residence. The City also agrees to construct a fence along the south boundary of the City property. Wood reviewed the Planning Commission recommendation of approval of the Savage application request for zoning, platting and the final PUD plan with the following conditions: 1. A 31- foot height limit for each structure constructed on Lots 1, 2 and 3 shall also include a 2nd floor area restriction of75% of the total square footage of the first floor area; 2. Prior to recordation, the Savage Subdivision Plat shall correctly label the 60-foot' prescriptive easement of the Goodhue Ditch Company that is found along the Goodhue Ditch on the Savage property; 3. The Zoning Requirements Charts for the Savage PUD shall be adopted as part of , the final PUD plan. Mayor Sisk called for applicant presentation. Rod Wilcox, Agent for the Savage family, provided background information on the Savage property. He reviewed the negotiations between the City and the Savage family, and the merits of the annexation and the two new proposed lots. He stated there is a party interested in purchasing one of the lots to construct a Victorian home. He addressed the requested setbacks, the lot coverage and the height variance for Lot 1. PUBLIC COMMENT Teri Kristovich, 310 West Spruce Street, Louisville, CO, stated she was the developer of the Tree Haven Subdivision, and was concerned about the street recovery fee due to her. She reported being told by the City that she would not receive any recovery for the Pickett or Savage properties. She stated the Treehaven Subdivison Agreements outlines her recovery fees upon development of the Pickett and Savage properties, therefore, she hired Attorney Jessica H. Catlin, to represent her in this matter. Jessica H. Catlin, Stevens, Littman, Biddison, Tharp & Weinberg, LLC, 250 Arapahoe, Suite 301, Boulder, CO, representing Ms. Kristovich, addressed the March 31, 2004 letter sent to City Attorney Sam Light. The letter outlined the contract that was signed by the City of Louisville in 1995, and provided the one-half cost reimbursement to Kristovich when the West Spruce Street properties were subdivided. She requested the City respond to her letter, and make a good faith effort to reimburse her client. City Attorney Sam Light reviewed the scope of action before the Council, and noted the Pickett's have requested a continuance on their annexation, therefore the only action 9