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Davidson read and presented the Proclamation to President Alice Cullen, Vice-Chairperson Buelah Stone, Secretary Doris Manor, and Treasurer Don Severson. They invited Mayor and Council to the Senior Center luncheon for Senior Appreciation on Wednesday, May 10 at noon. PROCLAMATION - NATIONAL DRINKING WATER WEEK - MAY 7 - 13, 1995 Davidson read and presented the Proclamation to Tom Phare, Public Works Director. RESOLUTION NO. 22, SERIES 1995 - FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN - TREEHAVEN Sisk asked to be excused from this item due to a conflict of interest. Davidson excused Sisk. Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that this is for the Treehaven Subdivision. Outlot B was dedicated to the City to satisfy the land dedication requirement and drainage detention for the subdivision. Outlot A (200' long) was platted to function as a private drive, access, utility and drainage easement. Planning Commission held a public hearing on March 22, 1995, and voted 6 - 0 to approve the request with six conditions. All applicable conditions have been addressed. If authorized, staff will request that homeowners documents be submitted for staff review prior to recording the final PUD. Resolution No. 22 also had the condition that a sign shall be posted at the entrance from Spruce Street that states "Private Driveway - No Public Maintenance". Davidson called for the applicant's presentation. Joyce Kristovich, 310 West Spruce Street, Louisville, Colorado, was there to answer any questions. John Geier, Vice-President and Chief Architect and Designer of Coburn Development, Inc., 1920 - 13th Street, Suite B, Boulder, Colorado 80302, stated that they wanted to restrict the fencing and landscaping on the entire site to allow the irrigated formal yards closer into the buildings themselves and require some natural space be left between the each building. They asked that the two upper lots take their access from the private drive, as well as the two below. Davidson called for Council comments and questions. Howard liked the project. Mayer was concemed about large vehicles passing on the 16' lane. Mayer felt a concrete drive with 5" - 6" of concrete, as opposed to an asphalt overlay was more appropriate.