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agricultural. It will be in four parcels: three five acre~parcels and the remaining parcel in an outlot being used as a conservation easement. Paul Wood, Planning Director, commented they were shooting for an August 1 deadline. If forwarded to the Planning Commission, staff would hold a special meeting with the Planning Commission on May 24, allowing them to come back to Council on first reading on June 7, and hold a public hearing on July 19. He explained that it was discussed the possibility of annexing the entire 92 acres through one annexation petition/ordinance, which would facilitate the later conveyance and subdivision of the property. The Warembourg's were asking for a waiving of the subdivision fees, but were possibly willing to absorb the expense of the engineering fees for platting the entire parcel. Davidson called for Council comments or questions. Lathrop felt their request for waiving the subdivision fees, but paying the engineering fees was fair. Mayer wanted the technical details brought to Council as soon as possible for their review. Howard moved that Council forward the annexation to Planning Commission. Seconded by Keany. All in favor. DISCUSSION/DIRECTION - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GROUP - PRELIMINARY GENERAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN, PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION PLAT AND PRELIMINARY PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN - KNOLLWOOD ESTATES Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that the applicant is requesting to initiate subdivision rezoning of approximately 170 acres at the southwest corner of Hwy. 42 and 104th Street. The property is currently annexed into the City of Louisville and zoned C-B and Industrial. The General Development Plan proposes to rezone approximately 119 acres from C-B and Industrial to PCZD-R and approximately 30 acres to PCZD-OS. The 20 acres that are currently part of the Colorado Tech Center zoned Industrial will be rezoned to PCZD-I. The residential portion will be approximately 149 acres and proposed as a phased development in three different market sections. The easterly most 38 acres will be marketed as production units with 8,000 - 10,000 s.f. lots. The central 20 acres will be developed as semi-custom with 10,000 - 13,000 s.f. lots. Custom homes will be developed on the 30 acre balance with 12,000 - 15,800 s.f. lots. They proposed a phasing schedule of 85 permits per year commencing in the fall of 1994. Open space dedication will be about 20% distributed in a neighborhood park and around the perimeter of the residential areas as Outlot A and B. They propose a total of 318 residential units with a gross density of 2.1 units per acre. Access is from Hwy. 42 and 104th Street