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Louisville City Council Meeting March 6, 2001 Page 3 application. Wood asked that the 18 emails be made a part of the public record. Wood read the names and addresses of the authors of the emails into the record: 3/4/01 Harvey Friesen, 736 W. Dahlia St. bury line 3/5/01 Michael Siepmann, 758 Owl Dr. deny request 3/5/01 Christine Bebee Keener 788 W. Lois Ct. deny request 3/5/01 Bradford Lewis 744 Owl Dr. deny request 3/5/01 Harvey & Shadlee Friesen 736 W. Dahlia St. deny request 3/5/01 Joshua Colwell 1517 Taft Ct. deny request 3/5/01 Alison Feingold 367 S. Taft Ct. deny request 3/5/01 Fred Backes 793 W. Tamarisk St. deny request 3/5/01 Robert & Ivalla Books 484 Orchard Wy. deny request 3/5/01 Janice Yoder 788 W. Willow St. deny request 3/5/01 Jason Albright 712 Apple Ct. deny request 3/5/01 Dennis Murray 795 W. Birch Ct. deny request 3/5/01 Edde Tang 788 Night Hawk Cr. deny request 3/5/01 James O.B. Keener 788 W. Lois Ct. deny request 3/5/01 Don Getty 794 W. Tamarisk St. deny request 3/5/01 Michael K. Jensen 733 W. Birch Ct. deny request 3/6/01 Jean Stewart/Mike Haynes 724 Club Ct. deny request 3/6/01 Tim Hoar 762 W. Willow St. deny request City Attomey Sam Light noted that the application was remanded to the Planning Commission. He stated that are additional materials and documents that need to be included in the record. He asked that the City Council, by motion, include in the record, all application materials submitted by the applicant, all materials included in the City Council packets, all minutes of the Planning Commission hearings and discussion on the proposed Special Review Use, all materials included in the record of the Planning Commission proceedings, the City's zoning ordinance, the zoning map, the City Comprehensive Plan, the Electric Franchise Agreement with Public Service and any other public records in the office of the City Clerk, the City Administrator or the Planning Department that are related to the proposed Special Review Use application. Davidson moved that the materials described by the City Attorney be included in the record, seconded by Brown. Motion carried. Planning Director Paul Wood reviewed that Public Service Company of Colorado (PSCo), represented by Mr. Michael Diehl, is requesting to rebuild an existing, above- ground, 115 kV electric transmission line that was constructed in 1955 within a 75' wide Public Service right-of-way. The transmission corridor originates at the Valmont Reservoir generation facility, runs from the Louisville Reservoir, north of South Boulder Road, directly south to the Coal Creek Golf Course, parallel with US 36 through the Coal Creek Ranch Subdivision No. 3, Avista Health Park, to the Louisville substation located at STK. The transmission corridor is approximately 4.4 miles in length. 3