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Louisville City Council Meeting September 5, 2000 Page 24. MOTION: Howard moved that Council approve Resolution No. 53, Series 2000, seconded by Keany. Keany offered a friendly amendment that this PUD Amendment be strictly for this use. Howard accepted the amendment. VOTE: Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a vote of 5-2. Sisk and Mayer voted no. RESOLUTION NO. 54, SERIES 2000 - FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN, LOT 5, LOUISVILLE PLAZA, FILING NO. 2 (LEHRER'S FLOWERS) Davidson called for Staff presentation. Planning Director Wood stated that there is a great deal of similarity between Resolution No. 54, (Lehrer's Flowers) and the next agenda item, Resolution No. 55, (Black Diamond Car Wash), therefore, he would address the majority of the issues on the first application. Wood stated that David Byerly, on behalf of Lehrer's Flowers, has proposed two, single- story commercial buildings on one lot at the northeast comer of South Boulder Road and Plaza Drive. Each building is approximately 3,400 square feet. The southern building would be devoted to Lehrer's Flowers. The northern building is currently speculative with no identified tenants, but is designed for retail, service and limited restaurant use. Wood noted that the proposed uses are permitted under the Louisville Plaza General Development Plan, adopted in 1990. The parcel immediately east is zoned PC-Planned Community, with commercial uses permitted on the southern 20 acres and residential on the northern half. That General Development Plan was adopted in 1989. Wood reported that the Subdivision & Development Agreement approved for Louisville Plaza Filing No. 2 applies to this property owner. A development Agreement will be executed which restates the Subdividers obligations, including Hecla Way improvements, the public sanitary sewer, and site-specific development requirements related to grading, drainage and the shared access drive. Wood stated that there is a PUD note that prohibits the issuance of building permits prior to the Hecla Way inclusion with a first layer of asphalt. Wood noted, with respect to the site plan, the only access is Hecla Way. Wood reviewed the parking and proposed uses of the Lehrer's building, which includes a retail area, however, most of the building will be devoted to their delivery and design business. The speculative building may house retail or businesses limited service restaurant, however, full service restaurants could not be accommodated because there is 24