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RESOLUTION NO. 33, SERIES 1994, FINAL SUBDIVISION PLAT FOR THE ARCHDIOCESE OF COLORADO Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that the applicant requested that the PUD portion of this request be withdrawn and that the Final Subdivision Plat proceed as a Plat action only. Ihe Planning Commission Resolution No. 1713, Series 1994, recommended approval of the Final Subdivision Plat with six conditions of approval. The revised Final Subdivision Plat had addressed five plat revisions. The sixth condition was for the applicant to enter into a Subdivision Agreement. Davidson called for the applicant's presentation. Donna Barr, representing the Archdiocese of Denver, stated they will be entering into a Subdivision Agreement with the City of Louisville. She requested that the Resolution allow them to include in the Subdivision Agreement reference to the two current existing access points on Via Appia and the possibility of a right-in/right-out access on McCaslin Boulevard. Ron Brotsman, attorney for the Zurich family who owns 10 acres further down McCaslin Boulevard. He requested that the Subdivision Agreement include the idea that there is only a right-in/right-out into the Parish from McCaslin. He commented that the Planning Commission agrees that there should not be a full access turn into the St. Louis Paris property. Don Shonkwiler, HD Delaware Properties, Inc. (Homart), 400 South McCaslin, Louisville, Colorado, stated that what Brotsman suggested would be unprecedented in a Subdivision Agreement and bind the hands of the City in their own interest for their own purposes. Mayer suggested that all of the a~ questions be deferred to the PUD process, rather than included in the Subdivision Agreement. Sisk wanted a date on when the sidewalk on Via Appia would be constructed. Ban' set the date as September 1, 1994. Shonkwiler suggested October 1, 1994 for completion of the sidewalk. Sisk agreed to October 1, 1994. Davidson called for Council comments, questions, or motions. Mayer moved that Council approve Resolution No. 33, Series 1994, Final Subdivision Plat for the Archdiocese of Denver, St. Louis Parish with the six conditions recommended by the Planning Commission with the express understanding that there is no commitment in any way for any ingress/egress to this property under the Subdivision Agreement. Seconded by Sisk with the friendly amendment that condition No. 3 be shown to be October 1, 1994. 4