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Louisville City Council Meeting April 3, 2001 Page 12 however, later decided on one single-family home. Mehaffy stated that the applicant would like to abandon their historical access and obtain access to St. Andrews Lane. He stated that the Lovrien's currently live in the Coal Creek Ranch subdivision and their intent is to explore including this parcel in the Coal Creek Ranch Homeowners Association. Greg McMenamin, 808 Spyglass Circle, Louisville, CO stated that his property and the property of his neighbor, Mr. Lutes is contiguous to the parcel in question. He stated that he has lived in the area for eight years and that he and his neighbors have enjoyed the use of the Maurer property. He stated that he would prefer that no development occur in the area, however, he noted that the owners have the right to develop their property. He expressed his desire for the development to be a part of the Coal Creek Ranch Homeowners Association, and conform to the HOA, CCR and zoning. He commented that the point of access is a major concern. He stated that the historical access on Dillon Road is a concern due to the amount of traffic and limited visibility. He noted that there is also concern over a residential drive intersecting with a open space path. Richard Lutes, 806 Spyglass Circle, concurred with Mr. McMenamin's comments. He voiced concern over the access road intersecting with a bicycle path and the actual location of the home. Todd Lovrien, 807 Spyglass Circle, Louisville, CO, stated that the reason for the proposal is their desire for a larger home. He stated that he was available to address Council questions. Mayer stated that the HOA and CCR are private contractual agreements and that the City does not have any basis for becoming involved in those issues. Mayer asked Planning Director Wood if the proposed access would cross through the City open space and the bike path. Wood confirmed that it would cross both. Mayer suggested that if this is approved, Council may want to consider a conservation easement to ensure the current zoning is the long term zoning and that a larger density is not requested. Tom Deany, 721 St. Andrews Lane, Louisville, CO, concurred that the parcel should be made a part of the Coal Creek Ranch Homeowners Association. He noted that the access across the open space and a bike path is problematic. He stated that if the alignment of Dillon Road were moved farther to the south, it would eliminate most of the access problems in crossing the open space and the bike path. He asked that Council consider his suggestion. 12