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City Council Meeting Minutes December 4,2012 Page 11 of 16 The applicant will provide minimum trail corridor widths of 28' to 48', which will accommodate evergreen and deciduous landscape plantings as well as potential seating areas. The north/south trail corridor has been landscaped and seeded with native vegetation. Outlot A will have temporary irrigation for establishment. It is also expected the landowner would maintain the trail and landscaping in the publically dedicated land in Outlot A adjacent to Dillon Road. The Planning Commission recommended approving these waivers during the final Plat and PUD process. Staff recommended approval of the Final Plat and Final PUD for the St. Louis Parish and Commercial Park without condition. APPLICANT PRESENTATION Bill Boothby, 4028 Pebble Beach Drive, Longmont, CO representing the Rocky Mountain Tennis Center presented new colored site plans of the proposed Tennis Center. He explained in tennis, there are two seasons; in the summertime tennis is played outside and in the winter time, when tennis players play inside. He presented the summer layout, which consisted of red and blue courts. The winter courts are covered by bubbles, which contain four courts per bubble. They propose to remodel and add on to the Johnson house, which will serve as the clubhouse and include a swimming pool. The long term objective, as the membership grows, would be to move the clubhouse east of the facility. They propose to construct a 60,000 SF permanent facility with six indoor courts and an 8,000 to10, 000 SF Clubhouse. He stressed the importance of the location of the traffic signal on 96th street to provide access to the facility. The proposal includes a teaching academy, and housing units for the students (the clubhouse will eventually be converted for short term housing for students). The teaching academy will be open to the public and this high profile teaching academy will draw people from across the country to Louisville. Mr. Boothby noted there was a minor discrepancy on the parking phase. In the initial phases there will be 68 parking spaces in the north lot with 20 spaces in the south lot for employees. Planning Director Russ confirmed Mr. Boothby's statement and noted it was included in the staff report and the Resolution contained the correct information. COUNCIL COMMENTS Council member Keany asked which parts of the infrastructure would go in on the first phase of the project. Planning Director Russ explained all the roadways and trails will be included in the first phase. The sidewalks will come in with the Planned Unit Development. The time the signal light will be installed will be decided by the City. Mayor Muckle asked about the access points into the three properties and the lighting plan. Planning Director Russ stated there will be three access points into the