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City Council Meeting Minutes February 16, 2016 Page 8 of 13 APPROVE RESOLUTION No. 10, SERIES 2016 — A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN AMENDMENT TO THE LOUISVILLE PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL PUD TO ALLOW FOR A 12,560 SF ADDITION TO THE EXISTING HOSPITAL AND PARKING EXPANSION Mayor Muckle requested a staff presentation. Planner I Trice addressed the modification to Resolution No. 10, Series 2016, which changes the 5th paragraph to read as follows: NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Louisville, Colorado does hereby approve an amendment to the Louisville Psychiatric Hospital PUD to allow for a 12,560 SF addition to the existing hospital and parking expansion, with the following condition: 1) The applicant must make the changes stated in the memo from Public Works, dated January 4, 2015 prior to recordation. Planner I Trice explained the request is to approve an amendment to the Louisville Psychiatric Hospital PUD to allow for a 12,560 SF addition to the existing hospital and parking expansion. The subject property is located at 100 Health Park Drive between Avista Adventist Hospital to the west and assisted living, offices and Monarch School Campus across 88th Street to the east. The Coal Creek Ranch neighborhood is to the north. Background: The Louisville Psychiatric Hospital PUD was approved by CC in 1987. The PUD was amended in 2012 to allow for the height of the fence to extend to 10 feet. The Zoned Planned Community Zone District — Commercial (P -C) is part of Avista Adventist GDP. The existing facility is 52,347 sf and 72 -bed inpatient. Request: The request is for an additional 12,560 SF (32 beds) to the northeast corner of the existing structure; the creation of a courtyard for patients and expand the parking area to the north. The site plan and security plan have been reviewed by the Police Department. Current Parking: 116 standard spaces; 5 accessible; 3 bicycles. The required parking is 3 spaces /2 beds = 156 spaces. The proposed parking is 171 standard spaces; 9 accessible; 18 bike spaces (1bike /10 auto) to minimize neighborhood impact. Landscaping: 30% open space is required; 57% open space is proposed. Circulation: Proposed second entrance further north; Additional sidewalk in proposed parking expansion. Architecture: Design elements of existing structure; 17'7" parapet, and 21'3" mechanical screen (below CDDSG requirement of 35'). The majority of addition is behind the privacy fence for minimal neighborhood impact.