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Louisville City Council Meeting March 20, 2001 Page 6 community. He concurred with the comments made by Donna Wicker with respect to the condition for amendment through the PUD process. He recommended that Council approve the annexation agreement. Rob Ellwood-Digel, 275 W~ Walnut Drive, Louisville, CO, voiced his support of the Fischer Annexation Agreement. He stated that he strongly believed in the special provisions of the agreement. He noted that this is a unique situation and could be one of the last two open space parcels within the City of Louisville. Debbie Hansen, 350 W. Spruce Street, Louisville, CO, stated that she is in favor of the annexation. She suggested that, perhaps through the PUD process, a better design for the private drive can be investigated. She voiced her concern with the location of the private drive in the vicinity of the bike trail. She noted that it is an area highly used by bikers and walkers. Hearing no further public comment, Howard closed the public heating. COUNCIL QUESTIONS Levihn asked the applicant who would maintain the proposed private drive off Spruce Street. Scott Scarbaugh, Fischer Farms LLC, 1823 Canyon Boulevard, Boulder, CO, stated that a homeowner association would maintain the private drive. He noted that the home owners association will also maintain the outlots and the island in the middle of the cul- de-sac. Levihn asked if the diagram represents a walkway between Lots 3 and 4 as access to the open space. Sparn stated that the walkway has been there for some time and will access the open space. Levihn stated that it has been a very long process but the applicant has met all of the conditions. He stated that he was in favor of the concept plan. Simmons stated, for clarification, that the annexation agreement does not require the applicant to make any improvements to the open space. That would be the responsibility of the City. Mayer asked the applicant if the private drive will be maintained by four homeowners. Scarbaugh stated that the covenants will be recorded against the property which specifies the maintenance of the private drive will be associated with the four lots that use the private drive. He stated that it would be the homeowners' expense. The maintenance of the open space and landscaping will be through the homeowners association. 6