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Sisk moved that Council refer the Pacificia PUD to the Planning Commission with Council comments. Seconded by Keany. All in favor. DISCUSSION/DIRECTION - LETTER OF INTENT TO ANNEX - MARTENS PROPERTY - SO. 96TH A VENUE Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated Mr. Adolfo D. Games had submitted a letter of intent to annex the six acre parcel owned by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Martens at 1212 South 96th Street and he wanted it to be zoned Agricultural. The property had been divided into two parcels with the residence located on the front 1.5 acres on South 96th Street (Parcel B), with the balance of property (4.58 acres) undeveloped to the east (parcel A). The letter indicated immediate occupancy of the residence upon annexation, and development of the parcel within a one to two year period. Mr. Games intended to build a private tennis club, which would include indoor and outdoor courts as well as clubhouse facilities. Construction would begin one to two years after annexation with proposed build-out in five to 10 years. The applicant requested the following provisions be incorporated into the annexation agreement: 1. ) Waiver of annexation application fees - $660.00 dollars. 2.) Waiver of two water tap fees - a I" for Parcel A ($13,550) and a 3/4" for Parcel B ($8,175). Staff did not support the fee waiver for a commercial user. 3.) Waiver of the Capital Improvement Fee for the residential unit. This fee would not be assessed for an existing residential structure or the replacement of that structure. 4.) Waiver of the water resource fee - $1,290/acre = $7,740 dollars. Staff did not support waiver of the water resource fee for a commercial user. 5.) Waiver of the open space dedication requirement for the residential lot only. 6.) The applicant was requesting that the private recreation club be specifically approved in the annexation agreement as an acceptable use for the future development of the site. Staff did not support authorizing the use as part of the annexation agreement. The annexation agreement could specify that the applicant have the opportunity to apply for a SRU to be reviewed by both the Planning Commission and the City Council. Davidson called for the applicant's presentation. Peter Stewart, Architect/Planner, 1132 Jefferson Avenue, Louisville, Colorado, stated that they are proposing four to six indoor tennis courts with a six to twelve foot berm around the whole facility. They liked the mixed use of the site with the home and the facility. The applicants also wanted to firm up what kind of park dedication and any roadway right-of-way that could be included in the annexation agreement. Adrianne Gomez, 4807 West Moorhead Circle, Boulder, Colorado, stated that they wanted to establish a family run business, a tennis club, which is economically feasible for everyone. They want to offer tennis lessons, clinics, playing, events, etc. to juniors, adults, and senior citizens. 6