Horticulture and Forestry Advisory Board Agenda and Packet 2012 03 01

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PARKS & RECREATION Memorandum To:Planning Department From: Parks & Recreation Department Date:February 22, 2012 th Re:96& Dillon –FinalPUD& Plat The Parks & Recreation Departmentand the Open Space Advisory Boardhas reviewed the FinalPUD th (30 MB)dated February 2, 2012for the 96& Dillon Development Application Referraland & Plat have the followingstaffcomments: PLAT 1.Parks & Recreation is not interested in the east/west section of Outlot A as a Public Use Land Dedication. This narrow strip should be dedicated to the City as right-of-way and maintained by the adjacent landowner. 2.In the northeast corner of Tract 2, the strip of land labeled as a City of Louisville Utility Easement is identified as City of Louisville ownership per the Boulder County Assessor data. PUD 1.On the Cover Sheet under Project Notes, #9, note that the trail system and all associated infrastructure & landscaping will be installed by the Developer as part of the public improvements. 2.On the Cover Sheet under Project Notes, #2, note that parcel owners will maintain landscaping in the right-of-way adjacent to their parcel per City code. 3.On the Cover Sheet in the Land Use Breakdown table, revise the acreage for Outlot A per comment #1 under PLAT. 4.In the table on the right side of Sheet C2,combine “Park, Open Space and Trails” with “Trails” instead of listing separately. 5.In the southeast corner of Parcel 1, the Developer should connect the 8’ wide concrete path on the north side of Dillon Road with the existing concrete path east of the railroad tracks. 6.Provide a more curvilinear trail alignment to create pockets for larger or denser vegetation. 7.At the southern trail spur off of Rocky Mountain Circle, provide pedestrian-level trailhead amenities, including, but not limited to a Rules & Regulations/Dog Bag Dispenser Sign, Trash Receptacle and Bench.