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City Council Meeting Minutes March 8, 2016 Page 10 of 12 Question 15 — remove "Encouraging a mix of housing, shopping and offices (mixed use) in areas of redevelopment" and replace with a question of whether there was support for higher density residential and offices as a part of redevelopment areas and /or commercially zoned property. Avoid the term mixed use. Consider rearranging the questions to add clarity. Discussion occurred on whether the word multi - family be a better choice than high density. Questionl6 — Add questions about - Maintain Open Space and maintain Parks to higher degree. Soccer facilities; turf grass fields Add (Sam's club) to Facilitating the redevelopment of existing vacant commercial properties Question 18 — The Daily Camera/Hometown News or local newspapers Add category to encourage sign up for email list. The revised survey will be brought back to Council at the March 18, 2016 meeting. RESOLUTION NO. 13, SERIES 2016 — A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE 9557 PARADISE LANE AMENDMENT TO THE SOUTHEAST BOULDER COUNTY, SOUTH 96TH STREET, DILLON ROAD AND US 287 AREA COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT PLAN INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT Mayor Muckle called for a staff presentation. Deputy City Manager Balser noted the original agreement is commonly referred to as the Northwest Parkway IGA. The Rock of Panama City, Inc. submitted an application for a site plan review to Boulder County in March of 2015 for the development of a 5,000 square foot church on land located at 9557 Paradise Road (on the northwest corner of 96th Street and Paradise Lane). The parcel in question is currently designated Rural Preservation Area located within unincorporated Boulder County and subject to the provisions of the Southeast Boulder County, South 96th Street, Dillon Road and US 287 Area Comprehensive Development Plan Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) /Northwest Parkway IGA. The request was placed on hold pending approval of an amendment to the IGA as the current provisions do not specially address the development of a church on the parcel. Approval of an amendment to the IGA requires consent by all parties, which include Boulder County, Broomfield, Lafayette and Louisville. Boulder County recently approved the proposed IGA amendment on February 18, 2016 and such amendment is now before the Louisville City Council for consideration. Under the current IGA, Rural Preservation parcels allow right -of -way uses, agriculture, and low density residential development. Low density residential development for this nine -acre parcel is limited to 1 parcel per 4.5 acres provided a perpetual conservation easement with the same density allowance is secured as part of the approval process. As stated above, the current provisions of the IGA do not specifically address