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Louisville City Council Meeting April 3, 2001 Page 11 VOTE: Roll call vote was taken. The motion passed by a vote of 4-2. Mayer and Sisk voted no. RESOLUTION NO. 24, SERIES 2001 - A RESOLUTION OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLIANCE - MAURER ANNEXATION - set public hearing for May 15, 2001 Davidson called for Staff presentation. Planning Director Wood stated that the resolution of substantial compliance is the first step in the annexation process. He stated that the landowners/applicants, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Maurer, are petitioning the City to commence a voluntary annexation of approximately 1.156 acres. Mr. and Mrs. Mauer have submitted an annexation petition to initiate voluntary annexation of their property located approximately 600 feet east of the intersection of S. 88th Street and Dillon Road, on the north side of Dillon Road. Wood noted that the Resolution does find that the annexation is in statutory compliance and that the annexation is able to move forward. The property has 59 percent contiguity with the City of Louisville, which exceeds the minimum statutory requirement. Wood noted that the property is currently undeveloped. Wood reported that Resolution No. 24, Series 2001, if authorized, sets the public hearing date on the annexation for May 15, 2001. The property owner is requesting that the property be zoned to Single Family Estate (SF-E) in conjunction with the annexation. The SF-E district requires a minimum lot area of one (1) acre. The current property owner is seeking to sell the subject property to Todd and Calla Lovrien who propose to plat the subject property for one single-family home site. Wood noted that if authorized by City Council, the annexation and zoning will come before the Planning Commission on April 10, 2001. Wood stated that the applicant is requesting a condition that would allow access from St. Andrews, in Coal Creek Ranch Filing 4, and connect to a City Open Space Outlot to the south of the property line. He noted the concern is that the proposed location of the access will cross the Coal Creek regional trail system and through the City open space. He noted that there is not sufficient access on Dillon Road; or support from Staff to provide such access due to of limited sight visibility, location and traffic flow. He stated that the applicant will come forward with that request. Davidson called for Applicant presentation. John Mehaffy, Martin & Mehaffy, 1125 Foxhill Drive, Longmont, CO, stated that he is the Attorney representing the applicants. He reviewed the background of the parcel and stated that initially the Maurer's intended to build three homes on the one acre parcel, 11