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Louisville City Council Meeting July 5, 2000 Page 17 Laurin Quiat, attorney representing the McBride Brother, LLC, PlastiFab, and Intrex Corp., quoted the 1979 Declaration by MDC, which states as follows: Section 2.2 Permitted Uses: "Building sites shall be utilized only for engineering, research facilities, laboratories, light industrial uses, offices distribution, and warehousing and such other uses as the Declarant shall permit in sole construction." Mr. Quiat stated that it would take a 2/3 or 67% vote of the property owners to override the covenants. Keany asked Quiat if the school received approval, would a lawsuit be forthcoming. Quiat stated he would file a lawsuit. Keany asked Light to clarify the definition of schools by SRU in a Tech Center. Light stated that a school use is a Special Review Use, however the definition of a school is very broad and includes public and private educational facilities. Light stated that CTC was annexed and zoned in 1979 after zoning was in place, so no Industrial zone was listed and schools were a Special Review Use. Brown asked Kelley about the timing of Phase II for Peak to Peak School. Kelly stated they have a three year lease but are looking for other land for the Peak to Peak K-12 Campus. She stated that the current site has an enrollment cap of 350 students. Brown asked about the projection of 550 students and whether that was a temporary use. Kelley that the 550 students number includes the Phase II second floor expansion. Brown asked the applicant to describe Peak to Peak's long term goals. Drummond stated they have contacted various individuals in Boulder County about purchasing property for a campus that would include a middle school and high school. Drummond stated one option might be to leave K-5 at the CTC site and relocate later to join the middle and high school at another site. Brown asked Planning Director Wood about potential hazards and what types of hazardous material are at CTC. Wood stated that he did not have an inventory of hazardous materials on the CTC properties. Davidson asked Light about the Sexually Oriented Business Ordinance and the St. Louis Church proposal to build a school near the area. Light stated that the minimum limit is 1,500 feet from a school. Davidson asked Public Works Director Phare about extending Boxelder Street to 104th Street, and how that would impact the traffic patterns. Phare stated it would be an equal distribution. If the land were platted, there would be improvements to 104th which would 17