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side streets. There isn't any other alternative. Mayer: I think the point you're missing is that with every other development, the front is on a residential street where there's parking. Here, where you say park on the side streets, there's not a side street anywhere close. They're going to have to go around the corner. I know what's going to happen, we're going to have lots of problems with parking and people complaining about why we (the City) are not allowing parking on Pine Street. Lathrop: My preference would be less density with the same plan. The next preference would be less density with access on Pine Street. We're not far from the streets, where people can access right direct to Pine. I feel that this development, as proposed, is too much for too little of site. Although I'm an advocate for development, I'm also an advocate for quality development and I don't feel that this quite makes it. Sisk moved that Council deny Resolution No. 1, Series 1993, for the reasons stated by Councilman Lathrop. Seconded by Lathrop. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 5-2 vote with Hedding and Davidson voting against. ORDINANCE NO. 1093, SERIES 1993, - RENAME CENTENNIAL DRIVE AS DESIGNATED ON THE PLAT OF CENTENNIAL HEIGHTS WEST TO "HILLSIDE LA}rE" AND "HILLSIDE COURT" - 2ND READING - PUBLIC HEARING (PUB. LSVL. TIMES 1/6/93) Tanoue read by title only Ordinance No. 1093, Series 1993, "An ordinance renaming the street known as "Centennial Drive" as designated on the plat of Centennial Heights West to "Hillside Lane" and "Hillside Court." Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that purpose of the street renaming is to eliminate a street name that has no logical alignment or relationship to the existing Centennial Drive in the City of Louisville. Davidson opened the public hearing asking if there was anyone in the audience who wished to speak to Ordinance No. 1093. NOME 41