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<br />Planning Commission <br />Meeting Minutes <br />May 8, 2014 <br />Page 2 of 13 <br /> <br />area. There now appear to be gigantic 3-story buildings towering over the smaller <br />houses. It seems out of character to the neighborhood. The other location he notices is <br />near the corner of Roosevelt, Bella Vista, and Aspen Way location. There is a row of <br />houses on the southwest corner that appear to be 3-story buildings. The builder <br />probably argued that these are two story buildings with two levels of living with a <br />basement and garage area. They are very large houses on very small lots with small <br />back yards that tower over the other houses in the neighborhood. This again seems out <br />of character for the neighborhood. He wants to encourage the Planning Commission, <br />when considering future projects, to consider the height and the density of buildings and <br />whether they are appropriate for the neighborhood. <br /> <br />Regular Business <br /> AT&T Antennae Louisville Recreation Center: A request for a special <br />review use (SRU) to allow for the placement of 3 sectors of four (4) 8 foot <br />tall rooftop antennas, totaling 12 antennas. <br /> <br />Applicant, Owner and Representative: Cliff Spencer <br /> <br />Case Manager: Scott Robinson, Planner I <br />Russ states that this is the third continuance requested by AT&T. The Planning <br />Commission continued the first meeting based on neighborhood feedback, and then the <br />applicant requested the subsequent continuance based on conversations with the <br />neighborhood. They had a neighborhood meeting at the Louisville Recreation Center <br />on Wednesday, April 30, where 20 people attended. Based on the feedback, they are <br />looking at more design alternatives and request a continuance to the June 12 meeting. <br /> <br />Motion made by Tengler to continue the AT&T Antennae Resolution, seconded by <br /> for continuance. Motion passed by voice vote 6-0. <br /> <br /> Resolution No. 07, Series 2014: Coal Creek Gun Club and Training <br />Center: (1000 Griffith Street) A final planned unit development (PUD) <br />amendment and special review use (SRU) to allow the operation of an <br />indoor shooting range, training center, gun club and small retail within the <br />Industrial (I) zoned district, located at 1849 Cherry Street, Units 11-15. Lot <br />6, Block 2, The Park at CTC Subdivision. Case No. 14-020-FS/FP. <br />Note: Thi gun club previously received approval in 2013. They are <br />changing locations. <br /> <br />Applicant, Owner and Representative: Rich Weingarten <br /> <br />Case Manager: Sean McCartney, Principal Planner <br /> <br /> <br />Russ states that the Coal Creek Gun Club asks for a continuance based on feedback <br />received from owners association of the condominium. There is a third wing being <br />added. <br /> <br />Motion made by Brauneis to continue the Coal Creek Gun Club and Training Center <br />Resolution, seconded by Moline for continuance. Motion passed by voice vote 6-0. <br /> <br />Regular Business Public Hearing Items <br /> <br /> Resolution No. 06, Series 2014: DELO Final PUD: (1000 Griffith Street) A <br />request to consider Phase 1 and Phase 1A of a phase final planned unit <br />