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Howard moved that Council not adopt Ordinance No. 1126 on 2nd reading and approve the withdrawal of the annexation petition. Seconded by Hornbostel. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 6 -0 vote with Hedding being absent. ORDINANCE NO. 1127, SERIES 1993 - AMENDING TITT~ 17 OF THE LOUISVILLE MUNICIPALCODE ENTITLED "ZONING" BY ZONING PROPERTY OWNED BY THOMAS P. ZUEAITISKNOWNASTHE ZUKAITISANNEXATION - 2ND READING - PUBLIC HEARING Davidson opened the public hearing and asked for anyone in the aud[ience wishing to speak in favor or against Ordinance No. 1127 Series 1993. ' NONE Davidson closed the public hearing. Howard moved that Council not approve Ordinance No. 1127, Series 1993, on 2nd reading. Seconded by Hornb0stel. All in favor with Hedding being absent. RESOLUTION NO. 2, SERIES 1994 -APPROVING A FINAL SUBDIVISION PLAT AND A FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR BRIDGEFIELD EAST Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that:'the applicant, WHP, Ltd., is requesting approval of this final Subdivision Plat and PUD Development Plan for approximately 3.27 acres for the development of eight lots for single family homes. The underlying zoning is RE north of Walnut Street and RR south of Walnut Street extended. If approved, the density would be 2.45 dwelling units per acre. The proposed plat meets the RE standards with three exceptions: Lots 2 and 5 have deficient front setbacks (30' minimum), Lots 1 and 6 have deficient side to street setbacks (30' minimum), building heights on Lots 4, 5, and 6 have been limited to 26' with the other lots having a building height maximum of 35'. If approved, the applicant would have the obligation to extend Walnut Street through the project in conformance with the City's design standard, which is the intent of the applicant. Lots 1 and 6 would have direct access on Walnut Street. Walnut Court is proposed as a cul-de-sac from Walnut Street into the development with a 35' radius, rather than the standard 42' radius from flow line. The Fire District had accepted the sub-standard dimension conditional upon the pre,vision of a 10' fire access easement and a driveable curb. Ail driveways had been lengthened on the revised plan to allow for two off-street parking spaces in front of each garage door without encroachment into that easement. Outlot 1, at 9,059 s.f., is proposed as a 6.3% dedication to the City, as a landscaped 8' bike path connection to the north and west. The Parks & Recreation Department had requested that the Outlot be maintained by the Homeowner's Association. The applicant had requested that the balance of the 15% land dedication requirement be a cash-in-lieu of