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05/19/87 part of their annexation agreement and has no basis in City ordinance. Wanush stated that in looking at City ordinances relative to this site, staff could not find a provision that would allow control on the site as a whole. City ordinances do allow for preliminary PUD's, in this case, the Health Park, and provide for final PUD's on the development of individual pieces within the pro- ject site such as the Boulder Psychiatric Institute (the next Agenda item). Dave Stahl, 400 So. McCaslin Blvd., project manager for Homartt, related certain concerns on the issue of the Subdivision Agreement with Health Park and asked for clarification on three issues: 1) will recovery fees for water taps be going to the Homart Development Co. or the City of Louisville and exactly what that amount will be; 2) regarding sewer fees - how was the $160,855 figure derived and. is the money thats being paid up-front to the City going to be recovered to Homart inasmuch as; the City has no commitment or interest in the line that exists today; and 3) the question of responsibility of improvements to Dillon Road west of the intersection at 88th Avenue. Homart is obligated to widen Dillon Road to four lanes as traffic warrants. At the time Homart negotiated their Agreement with the City, there was no contemplated commercial or health care parks that would generate traffic in that area. Stahl asked, "If in fact these facilities do generate sufficient traffic to require the widening and Homart has not created that traffic, are we in fact obligated to widen that road?" Mohr stated that he is truly enthused and excited about the Health Park. However, there are aspects of the Agreement that concern him. Mohr suggested that not having some type of master plan on this project is creating a level of discomfort and would like to look into how long it would take to go through the process of changing the current code to include projects of this size. Mohr asked several questions regarding sections of the Agreement, specifically improvements to South 88th and Dillon Ro<~d, raw water acquisition, landscaping along South 88th, "cash in-lieu of" land dedication (the appraised value of land zoned Agricultural as opposed to the appraisal of land zoned commercial, etc)., payments for utili- ties at 25$ increments (of total usable square footage), building height, and signage. 7