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RESOLUTION NO. 27, SERIES 1994, A FINAL SUBDIVISION PLAT (FILING NO. 2) FOR THE TOWN HOMES AT COAL CREEK. A REPLAT OF LOTS i - 5, BLOCK 7 Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that this replat is to correct a construction error that placed the foundation of this building on the property line. He explained that the effect of this replat does not reduce the required building setback from this building to Ridge Place. Davidson called for the applicant's presentation. Doug Davis, 5815 South Lupin, Littleton, Colorado, President of Club Homes, stated that this does increase the easement on the south side on Ridge Place. It increases the setback of the building by 1.3 feet from the street and reduces the area of common space on the north side by 1.3 feet. Davidson called for Council comments, questions, or motions. Sisk moved that Council approve Resolution No. 27, Series 1994, applying to Coal Creek Filing No. 2. Seconded by Howard. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 6 - 0 vote with Keany being absent. RESOLUTION NO. 28, SERIES 1994 - AMENDMENT TO THE CLUB HOMES PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN Paul Wood, Planning Director, explained that this is to reduce the patio side yard setback from ten feet to eight feet along the from 22' of the patio side yard. The Planning Commission did not support approval of this by a split vote of 2 - 2 at a special meeting on April 14, 1994. Davidson called for the applicant's presentation. Doug Davis, 5815 South Lupin, Littleton, Colorado, President of Club Homes, did not feel it reduced the grading surface range, or effect the homeowners from a hazard standpoint. He commented that it effected the cantilever section only. This request is for the "Santa Fe" model home, because of the cantilever. Davidson called for Council comments or questions. Howard was in favor of giving full Certificates of Occupancy to the "Santa Fe" homes already constructed, but he would not support this for any of the other homes which have not been constructed to correct a previous error. Lathrop, who was on the Planning Commission when this originally was approved, recalled that the intent of the project was to for a 11