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connected by Knollwood Drive, as residential collector, being 32' <br />wide without on-street parking. <br /> <br />Chuck Bellock, Community Development Group, 1400 - 28th Street, <br />Boulder, Colorado, stated that there is a 30 acre open space woven <br />into the project connecting existing City of Louisville open space. <br />It features an approximate 3.5 acre park. He explained that the <br />collector road had a substantial amount of open space and <br />landscaping around it providing a link in the trail to the existing <br />open space trail at Coal Creek through a trail to be constructed by <br />Bellock's group along the existing right-of-way. <br /> <br />Davidson called for Council questions. <br /> <br />Mayer noticed that some lot sizes were smaller than minimum lot <br />sizes stated on the PUD. <br /> <br />Bellock: <br /> <br />We'll change it. <br /> <br />Howard wondered if the applicant was willing to live within the <br />guidelines of growth control Resolution No. 36. <br /> <br />Bellock felt the project met the criteria of Resolution No. 36. He <br />didn't feel their request was in conflict with that Resolution. <br /> <br />Howard asked where the drainage would be going. <br /> <br />John Jorgensen, Hurst & Associates, stated that there is a series <br />of three detention ponds feeding into the existing CTC drainage <br />system. <br /> <br />Sisk wondered who comprises the Community Development Group. <br /> <br />Bellock: <br /> <br />It's a Limited Liability Corporation <br />comprised of myself, David Gidlets, <br />Jim Beckley, Dan Hendrick, Gary <br />Caulderon, Michael Markel, Dave <br />Rhodes, Jon Lee, Louis Holsclaw. <br /> <br />Sisk read a letter from the Boulder Valley School District about <br />their concern about future residential development in the City of <br />Louisville due to the impact the new housing will have on the over <br />crowded schools in the community. The letter stated that the <br />School District does not have the facilities to provide for the <br />increased number of students generated by the development proposed. <br /> <br />Bellock stated that they are working with the School District to <br />resolve the concerns. <br /> <br />Lathrop didn't view this as a development that was necessary for <br />Louisville. He wanted to know what the benefits would be, what the <br />economics of the CTC bonding indebtedness arrangement was, and how <br /> <br />5 <br /> <br /> <br />