Open Space Advisory Board Agenda and Packet 2011 08 11

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th 96 and Dillon A Planned Unit Development July 7, 2011 City of Louisville Planning Department 749 Main Street Louisville, CO 80027 th Preliminary PUD – 96 and Dillon Subject: To Whom It May Concern: On behalf of the Ownership group, JLB Engineering Consultants is pleased to present the preliminary Planned Unit Development (PUD) and preliminary plat submittal for the St Louis th “96 & Dillon” and Adjacent Parcels Commercial Development Plan, now known as. The submittal of this plan is the next step for the project that started with the filing of a zoning document with the City of Louisville in 2006. Since the completion of the zoning document, the parcel owned by the Johnson Family was sold to the Colorado Tennis Facilities, LLC (Tennis Center). The other parcel owners, the Games Family and the St. Louis Parish in Louisville along with the Archdiocese of Denver, remain the same. This is a diverse group of owners with differing intentions, but generally common goals for this development, and that is to have a cohesive high quality project. The proposed plan is a culmination of many months of meetings, site plans, negotiations, and discussions amongst the various representatives of the ownership teams, including the project Architects, Legal Council, local staffs and family members. Additionally, each of the parcel owners and the combined team have participated in several productive meetings with City staff regarding the primary elements of the plan including open space, multi-modal transportation, drainage and utility servicing. From the efforts made, the combined ownership group is pleased to present the application for the Preliminary PUD and Plat for the project. We would highlight the following considerations and discussions regarding the information presented in the plans and other supporting data: Tennis Center Site Plan The Tennis Center brings a user to the site that is generally anticipated through the zoning approval process (indoor and outdoor tennis is a permitted use) but there are some elements that differ from what was depicted in the GDP. The Tennis Center plan includes multiple outdoor and indoor tennis courts, a clubhouse, and other amenities typically found in world class regional tennis center. The Tennis Center operating under the name of the Rocky Mountain Tennis Center will be a private membership tennis club and a teaching academy which will be open to the general public. Operations will be seven days a week (excluding holidays, 7 am to 10 pm daily).