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Louisville City Council Meeting December 4, 2001 Page 6 Sisk amended the motion that the approval be based on the revised budget information. Brown accepted the amendment. VOTE: Roll call vote was taken. The motion passed by a vote of 6-0. Howard absent. RESOLUTION NO. 61, SERIES 2001 - FINAL SUBDIVISION PLAT, FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN & SPECIAL REVIEW USE (AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE) FOR AN OFFICE & RETAIL COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT, CENTENNIAL PAVILIONS Davidson called for Staff presentation. Planning Director Paul Wood reviewed that the subject property owned by the Zurick family, is a vacant 9.4-acre parcel, annexed in 1980 and is zoned CC, Commercial Community. Wood reviewed that Koelbel & Company owns the undeveloped parcel to west. Century Office Park is located to the south and the Cherrywood residential subdivision is located to the east. The Pedersen Development Company has the property under contract and is requesting approval of a final subdivision plat, final PUD development plan and special review use for a one-lot commercial development. The development would include a Walgreen's drugstore/pharmacy, an office building, and a mixed, multi-tenant retail commercial space in three buildings; part of one is proposed for an oil change facility. Wood explained that the oil change facility requires authorization as a SRU in this zoning district. Wood noted that it is a two-phase project. Phase One is anchored by Walgreen's, and located in the southeast part of the project. Phase Two is located in southwest comer and will be a two-story professional office building. Wood reviewed that the Planning Commission considered the application at several public heatings. The application was approved on November 13, 2001, by a vote of 5-1, with 5 conditions. All but two of the conditions have been addressed in the revised plan submitted for Council action. Wood reviewed the subdivision plat, which proposes a one-lot subdivision of 9.4 acres. Along the north property line, a shared access drive is proposed with the adjacent property. One of the remaining conditions requires dedication of the second half of the access easement on the Koelbel property, along with necessary grading easements. The condition requires those deeds be recorded prior to recordation of the plat or PUD. Wood stressed that because this parcel has not been platted, there are policy issues to be addressed. He noted that the property is subject to cost recoveries for adjacent public improvements and is required to pay the McCaslin Interchange Fee at $10,000 per square acre. Additionally, the property is required to pay a fee-in-lieu of public land dedication. Wood reviewed the site, which is built around two primary internal drives (one N-S and one E-W), dividing the site into four equal quadrants. All the internal drives are private 6