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Davidson moved that Ordinance No. 1330, Series 2000, be continued to March 7, 2000, seconded by Sisk. All in favor. Sam Light, City Attorney, reviewed that Ordinance 1330, Series 2000, is an Ordinance approving an annexation known as the Bowes Annexation to the City of Louisville. Ordinance 1331, Series 2000, is an Ordinance zoning property annexed to the City of Louisville and known as the Bowes Annexation. Light recommended that both ordinances be put out for publication for the March 7, 2000, Council meeting, and on that date conduct a public hearing on the zoning. Resolution No. 9, Series 2000, requires no action. It is the finding that the area proposed to be annexed is eligible for annexation. Davidson moved that Ordinance 1331, Series 2000, be continued to March 7, 2000, seconded by Sisk. All in favor. Davidson moved that Resolution No 9, Series 2000, be continued to March 7, 2000, Seconded by Howard. All in favor. RESOLUTION NO. 10, SERIES 2000, A RESOLUTION APPROVING A FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR 706 FRONT STREET AND 700 FRONT STREET (SITE IMPROVEMENTS ONLY) LOTS 5 AND 6, BLOCK B, TOWN OF LOUISVILLE Councilman Keany was excused from agenda Item J., Resolution No. 10, Series 2000. Davidson called for staff presentation. Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that Resolution 10, Series 2000, is a final PUD Development Plan. The PUD development plan incorporates two lots for the only purpose of addressing a shared parking plan with the primary development on 706 Front Street. Mark Wojciechowski, represented by Rob Fisher of New West Architecture owns the property. The intent is to construct a 4,2520 square feet two-story commercial building on the lot. The property is subject to the design requirements in the Downtown Design Handbook ("Core Area"). It is an application that complies with the downtown height and parking requirements. The two issues to be addressed are the primary access, including the potential for securing permanent access through the RR right-of-way, and the subject property being within the 100-year floodplain. The applicant successfully applied for and obtained a floodplain development permit and variance from the Board of Adjustment. The Board's approval authorizes the applicant to construct the first floor level right at the level of the 100-year storm. The Planning Commission approved the final PUD with 14 conditions. Both the preliminary and final applications have proceeded through the review process according to the time-scheduled goal. 19