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.Mayor Fauson: I would recommend to extend 96th to Highway 42. Phare: I can draft a letter stating with the activity with Interlocken and the City of Broomfield we would recommend extending 96th to Highway 42. We can state that the link should be a higher priori- ty. Davidson: Under the Minor Widening Project, I would recommend that Item number 2 be moved to be Item number 1. Phare: Felt the same and if done this would serve us the best and the citizens of the Louisville the best . I will recommend that Item 2 is a higher priority for us. I will draft a letter with the recommendations that you have given me and will keep you informed. RESOLUTION X26, SERIES 1990 - CORNERSTONE SUBDIVISION - FINAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND FINAL SUBDIVISION PLAT - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Read by title only, "Resolution No. 26, Series 1990 - A Resolution approving a Final PUD Development Plan and Final Subdivision Plat for Cornerstone Subdivision." Franklin: The purpose of the request is to allow development of 71 single family detached dwelling upon lots which on average, exceed 7100 square feet in area. The project will also include perimeter landscaping. Access to the project will be from Via Appia; emergency access will be available to McCaslin Blvd. Typically we recommend that a subdivision have two points of access, however, due to topographical constraints and traffic constraints we were unable to do that. Tom Hoyt, McStain Enterprises, 75 Manhattan Drive, Boulder, Colorado. Hoyt: At this time a brief presentation was given and slides were also presented. We have met with the neighbors of the Wildridge Subdivision and have addressed their concerns and have redesigned the subdivision at the far end. Mayor Fauson asked if there was anyone that would like to speak in favor of or in opposition to this resolution. None. Szymanski: Why is it impossible to have two regular accesses? Franklin: We have reviewed this very carefully with regard 3