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pa~ent. The Planning Commission at their November 30, 1993, meeting, approved the development with a 6 - 0 vote with the following conditions: 1.) 3.) 5.) Final street design must be accepted by the Fire District. Remaining 12,305 s.f. public land dedication shall be met by cash in lieu of payment prior to recording the final plat. Street name of cul-de-sac shall be shown on final plat. Dedication language shall be approved by the City Attorney. Front setback of Lot 2 shall be 25' from property line. Wood noted that conditions 1, 3, 4, and 5 had been met. Wood stated that according to the applicant, the applicant had come to an agreement with the Mayhoffer Trust that the ditch will be left in the surface configuration. The proposed alignment of the bike trail is along side the ditch created safety concerns. He had not had[ time to review those concerns with the Parks & Recreation or Public Works Departments. Davidson called for the applicant's presentation. Jim Leach, Wonderland Hill Development Company, 745 Poplar, Boulder, Colorado, stated that they had talked with the Fire Department and worked out the logistics for the fire safety issues. They had talked with Public Works about the street design. Timothy J. Beaton, 1013 Jefferson, Louisville, Colorado, stated that he had annexed the property to the south of this and it had been incorporated into this whole planning process. Frosty Wooldridge, 1458 Ford Place, Louisville, Colorado, wanted a no growth moratorium on residential and ~ommercial sites, because Louisville is so crowded. He stated that each day in the U.S.A. 2,000 acres of land go under concrete and asphalt, seven days a week, 365 days/year. He stated that daily the air gets thicker, dirtier, and more particulate with every new house and smokestack, etc. He passed out an article he had written on the population boom several years ago and shared his views on his environmental concerns. He asked Council to work toward stopping Louisville's growth this year. Gall Wetrogan, 930 McKinley, Louisville, Colorado, wanted Council to approve the non-standard cul-de-sac. She liked the reduced amount of pavement. Davidson called for Council questions. 5