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Louisville City Council Meeting August 20, 2002 Page 11 reviewed this matter on July 9, 2002 and has forwarded a recommendation of support for the vacation of said easements and right-of-way. Wood reviewed the request for a Revocable License Agreement between the City of Louisville and PorterCare Adventist Health System on Tract A. He stated Tract A is ten acres parcel, which has been conveyed to the City as a condition of the Avista Adventist Annexation and the US 36 Comprehensive Development Plan IGA. The applicant is requesting a license agreement to conduct grading and limited farming, and to install drainage and maintain easements for existing and proposed utilities. The applicant does not propose to landscape Tract A, but wants to maintain its existing monument sign. Wood stated Staff supports the license agreement, as it is important to allow the applicant to conduct transition grading between the golf course and the development site in a manner, which appears natural and enhances the screening of the westerly parking lots from US 36. Wood reviewed the reconsideration of Ordinance No. 1380, Series 2002, approved on March 19, 2002, and authorized the zoning of a 13.23-acre parcel to (PCZD-C). The purpose of the reconsideration of the Avista zoning ordinance is to re-approve the ordinance with a revised legal description, as the prior legal description included a 0.25- acre parcel owned by CDOT. Wood addressed the required setbacks from US 36, and stated Staffs position that the conditions of the General Development Plan would remain intact and would not be influenced or modified. Setbacks for US 36 are 100' for all parking and site improvements and 200' for structures. Wood addressed the reconsideration of Resolution No. 19, Series 2002, Avista Adventist Hospital, approved by Council on June 4, 2002. The resolution authorized a Final PUD Development Plan for the Avista Adventist Hospital Professional Office Building II and the Ambulatory Surgical Center. The purpose of the reconsideration is also to re-approve Resolution No. 19, Series 2002 with a revised legal description. Davidson called for Applicant presentation. There was no Applicant presentation. Davidson asked Avista Hospital CEO John Sackett, for permission to tap their water line for a fire hydrant, without cost recovery, in exchange for granting Avista's request that their monument sign remain in Tract A. Sackett voiced his agreement with the exchange. Mayer referred to the error on CDOT land, and asked if the setbacks were in error. Wood stated that in the GDP, the setbacks were based on US 36. He explained there is a 100-foot setback from US 36 for parking and site improvements, a 200-foot setback for structures, and from the south property line, a 50-foot setback for buildings. 11