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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes February 12, 2015 Page 8 of 12 Pritchard is in agreement and support of this project. This is a quality product and it will be well received by this community. In regard to the waiver issues, he feels Louisville is getting the better part of the waivers. Changing heights breaks up the buildings. Regarding the sign, people will live here because they want to and the sign is part of living downtown. Motion made by Brauneis to approve DELO Phase II: Resolution No. 6, Series 2015 - A request for a final subdivision plat and a final planned unit development (PUD) to develop phase 2 of the 14.13 acres within the core project area of the HWY 42 framework plan. The project includes a diversity of housing products, civic spaces, urban plazas, streetscapes and commercial opportunities. Second by Moline. Roll count vote. Name Vote Chris Pritchard Yes Cary Tengler Yes Steve Brauneis Yes Jeff Moline Yes Ann O'Connell Yes Tom Rice Yes Scott Russell N/A Motion passed /failed: Pass Motion passes 6 -0. ➢ Howard Berry Water Treatment Facility: Resolution No. 07, Series 2015 - A request for a final plat and special review use (SRU) to permit the construction of a new at grade sand drying beds to handle the Howard Berry water treatment plant residuals. • Applicant, and Representative: NWMott MacDonald • Owner: City of Louisville • Case Manager: Sean. McCartney, al Planner Conflict of Interest and Disclosure: Moline may have conflict of interest because he orks for Boulder County Open Space who is the owner of the land immediately adjacent to the south of this facility. As the trail leaves the water treatment facility, the trail will enter Boulder County Open Space and connect to the existing trail. Pritchard does not think this will limit Moline's ability to participate in this conversation. Public Notice Certification: Published in the Boulder Daily Camera on January 25, 2015. Posted in City Hall, Public Library, Recreation Center, Courts, and Police Building on January 26, 2015. Mailed to surrounding property owners and property posted on January 26, 2015. Staff Report of Facts and Issues: Sean McCartney presented from Power Point. • Request by the City of Louisville for an expansion to the Howard Berry Waste Water Treatment Plant which requires an SRU and final plat. • The existing water treatment plant has been in operation since 1980 and is surrounded by Boulder County Open Space on the west, south and east and bordered to the north by Marshall Road and the Boulder- Denver Turnpike (US 36). There are existing residences located to the north of Marshall Road.