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City Council Meeting Minutes June 2, 2015 Page 3 of 27 REGULAR BUSINESS RON AND JOHN SACKETT DAY PROCLAMATION Mayor Muck le noted Council wishes to recognize the contributions of Ron and John Sackett to Coal Creek Golf Course by naming June 29, 2015, Ron and John Sackett Day at the golf course. There have been a lot of influential people involved in building and rebuilding of the golf course. Ron Sackett was instrumental during his time on Council in forming the Golf Course Advisory Board and John Sackett, his son, during his time on Council, was instrumental in the original building of the golf course. Mayor Muckle read the proclamation. He noted it would be presented on June 29th at the Golf Course. As the Mayor shook Ron Sackett's hand, the audience rose and recognized the Sacketts with their applause. REVIEW AND CONFIRMATION OF ALTERNATIVE LAND USE SCENARIOS AND MAIN STREET AND CENTENNIAL DRIVE INTERSECTION ALIGNMENTS TO BE STUDIED AS PART OF THE SOUTH BOULDER ROAD SMALL AREA PLAN - Continued from 5119/15 Mayor Muckle requested a staff presentation. Planning and Building and Public Safety Director Russ noted the study area extends from Via App- is to the City limits with Lafayette and from Paschal Drive down to Cannon Circle at Highway 42. Within that area, staff looked at areas of change or probable change over the next 20 years. The study considered ratios of land values to total value and what is allowed from the zoning code versus what is built there. Staff noted the areas with economic pressures which would likely result in change in the next twenty years. There were four alternatives shown. One was the current zoning with a low range estimate, a high range estimate and one in the middle looking at both building heights and a total mixture of land uses. Council directed staff to highlight within the table of the currently allowed development what has gone through the development review process and what would be defined as either vested or entitled. Staff adjusted the table of potential buildout for the South Boulder Road draft alternatives by removing the Alfalfa's/Center Court Apartments from the numbers, resulting in reductions in residential units and retail square footage from the existing and allowed totals, and smaller reductions in all categories for each of the alternatives. Staff also added a row labeled "entitled ", reflecting what is currently built plus what has been approved but not built for the Boulder County Housing Authority, Coal Creek Station, Lanterns, and North End Commercial developments. He presented the updated table with the numbers adjusted.