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Louisville City Council Meeting February 20, 2001 Page 6 Wood stated that the Planning Commission held a public hearing with notice on February 13, 2001. There was numerous presentations made by the public. After deliberation, the Planning Commission approved Resolution No. 7, Series 2001 and recommended SF-LD zoning. The Planning Commission recognized and respected the consensus achieved through the neighborhood meeting process, but did not support the incorporation of any specific provision into the annexation agreement. Instead, they felt that the design specific issues should be reserved for the PUD/subdivision review process. The Planning Commission approved the resolution by a vote of 4-1. APPROVAL OF HSCHER ANNEXATION AGREEMENT Planning Director Paul Wood reviewed the proposed Fischer Annexation Agreement for Council consideration. He stated that the agreement does not represent what the applicant supports, however it is what Staff supports. Wood noted that the original draft of the annexation agreement provided that the applicant could incorporate all special provisions. Wood reported that Council directed public notices be published setting out dates for two neighborhood meetings. Staff facilitated two meetings on December 13, 2000 and January 18, 2001. The neighborhood and applicant were encouraged to develop alternatives and reach some basic points of consensus with respect to density, access, and open space. The applicant developed a series of conceptual site plans and input from the December meeting resulted in the site plan being revised. Wood reported that during the January 18, 2001 meeting, the applicant summarized a list that represented the issues of consensus based on the two neighborhood meetings. The applicant is requesting the following 11 provisions in the annexation agreement. 2. 3. 4. o o 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Density: Eight single family lots plus the Fischer homestead. Lot Size: Eight lots averaging 18,500 square feet plus the homestead. Zoning Classification: Single Family Low Density (SF-LD). Access off West Walnut Lane: One public cul-de-sac extension from West Walnut Street to service five lots. Access off West Spruce Lane: One private drive serving three lots plus the Fischer residence. North Property Buffer: Minimum 20-foot wide open space buffer. Open Space Distribution: Majority of open space located on west side of property. Open Space linkage: Provide link from West Walnut west to the open space. Maximum Lot Coverage: 20% maximum lot coverage. Maximum Building Size: Building square footage determined as a percent of lot area for allowable area and massing balance. First Floor = 20% maximum of lot area, Second foot - 12% maximum of lot area. Building Height: 31' feet tall maximum height with minimum 6/12 roof pitches. 6