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Steve Welsh, 6613 Putter Court, Longmont, Colorado 80503, reviewed the project. He stated that the academy will be licensed for 140 children, full-time and part-time. Mayer asked if they proposed any continuous drop-offpoints. Welsh stated, no, as they encourage the parents to walk into the facility with their children. Lathrop commented that they would need to keep the native grasses between the rear perimeter fence and the railroad track cut down, as sparks from the train often ignite fires. He pointed out that they needed to change the mylar on their landscape plan to read Lot 2, Replat A. Howard wanted the native grasses to be full, not spotty, and well cared for. Davidson called for Council comments or motions. Mayer moved that Council approve Resolution No. 38, Series 1995. Seconded by Sisk. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 7 - 0 vote. RESOLUTION NO. 37, SER1ES 1995 - MEADOWS AT COAL CREEK - AMENDMENT OF THE FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN (CONTINUED FROM 6/20/95) Sisk asked to be excused from this item. Davidson excused Sisk. Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that this resolution addressed concerns of the subdivision and City Council. Staffrecommended that Meadows at Coal Creek PUD Development Plan be amended with the following setbacks: 1.) Front yard setback shall be an average of 20', a minimum of 19'; 2.) Front yard setback for a side-loaded garage with a lot depth of 115' or less shall be a minimum of 12'; 3.) From yard setback for a side-loaded garage with a lot depth of greater than 115' shall be a minimum of 16'. Davidson called for public comments. Gary Bergen, 199 South 80th Street, Boulder, Colorado 80303, representing R & R International (builder of houses at 485 & 505 Orchard), spoke in favor of this resolution. Clayton "Swede" Johnson, 1900 - 15th Street, Boulder, Colorado, reminded Council that the neighborhood is in total agreement for the passage of this resolution.