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James (Mike) Langston, Operations Maintenance Technician I Steve Baysinger, Parks & Recreation Director, introduced: Stephanie Gregg, Recreation Supervisor I Bill Blankenship, Human Resources Officer, introduced: Katrina Gabel, Accounting Clerk I (unable to attend) RESOLUTION NO. 37, SERIES 1995 - MEADOWS AT COAL CREEK - AMENDMENT TO THE FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN (CONTINUED FROM 7/6/95) Sisk asked to be excused due to a conflict of interest. Davidson excused Sisk. Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that a~er further analysis, he recommended no relief for lots with less than 115' of lot depth and side-loaded garages. Based upon the lot size limitation and the unlikely event that any ranch construction would occur on the smaller lots, he recommended that they eliminate that portion of the recommendation on the resolution. In lieu of that, he proposed that the first portion of the recommendation on this resolution be maintained, that the front yard setback shall be an average of 20' and a minimum of 19'. Modification would be, except that for a single story home with a front loaded garage, the front yard setback shall be 16.5', which was consistent with the final improvement survey for 555 Orchard; eliminate No. 2; maintain No. 3. The two property owners that have temporary C.O.'s would be eligible for full C.O.'s with this recommendation. It brings all lots into compliance that are currently out of compliance and under a temporary C.O. Mayer asked that Council consider that the minimum lot size be reduced by 200 s.f. He asked the City Attorney concerning the covenants, if anyone other than 75% of the voting members of Coal Creek would have to give approval, if these documents are filed with the deed. Susan Griffiths, City Attomey, stated that it could be said that if those covenants were in place at the time the individual purchased the property, it was a matter of public record and everyone had an opportunity to read and understand them, it would be applicable. She commented that it is hard to generalize. Davidson called for the applicant's presentation. Ramon Griffin, 555 Orchard Drive, Louisville, Colorado, stated that reducing the minimum size of the homes would probably be strongly opposed by the current owners.