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Louisville City Council Meeting July 5, 2000 Page 6 recommendations and their findings regarding the location of Sexually Oriented Businesses, the safety and compatibility of the area, the transportation study submitted, the environmental site assessment, as well as on-site and off-site external and internal access transportation issues. Wood stated Resolution No. 34, Series 2000, is a Special Review Use application and Final PUD Development Plan for the Peak to Peak School. Wood stated that the Peak to Peak Charter School has entered into a 36-month lease agreement with the property owner to use the existing building for operation of a K-5 school. The lease is for the entire portion of the building, 1812 Boxelder, which is zoned (I) Industrial, and located at the end of Boxelder Street, Lots 1 and 2, Block 5, Colorado Tech Center, First Filing, and owned by SPF Lease, LLC, Terry O'Connor managing member. The subject property is approximately 151,575 SF, 3.48 acres. The property is occupied by an existing 31,600 SF office warehouse, formerly occupied by SPF Corporation. Wood reviewed the use description for the proposed facility to house Peak to Peak's elementary school program (Phase I), which will provide a total of 10-13 classrooms on the first floor of the building. Enrollment is anticipated to run between 330 and 350 children. The school opening is scheduled for late August 2000 and the school year will run through early June. The proposed hours of the school will be 8:20 a.m. through 3:20 p.m., Monday through Friday. The school will be open from 7:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. The staffing proposed includes 20 teachers, staff, and parent volunteers for a total of 46. Wood noted that Phase I would include 12,400 SF fenced playground, immediately adjacent to the north of the building. Wood noted that the parking has been revised to permit 102 on-site parking spaces, which has been revised from the 56 spaces submitted to the Planning Commission. It has also doubled the number of on street parking spaces. Phase I provides for a designated drop-of/pick-up lane in front of the building, which provides a queue for 12 cars. No kitchen facilities will be constructed as part of Phase I. Phase II would anticipate another eight classrooms constructed as a second level, mezzanine plan, providing for an increased enrollment of approximately 200 children for a total of 530-550 children. Phase II is not within the scope of this request. Wood noted that a Final PUD Development Plan is also being requested to modify the building elevations to provide for the addition of new window openings and removal of overhead doors. Building modifications are being proposed primarily on the west and north building elevations. Although Phase II is not within the scope of this request, for the purposes of a tenant finish building permit review, structural components of Phase II will need to be considered as part of the Phase I tenant finish work. 6