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phased and the gas well will be eliminated at the developers expense. The bike trail is part of a north/south system and the developer is going to be paying for it. Steve Baysinger, Parks and Recreation Director, stated that the trail on the western edge will eventually connect to Club Homes, which is to eventually connect to the Coal Creek Amenity Center. Howard stated that this is an enclave, which greatly limits the City's ability to do things. They have a right to come into the City, because it is an enclave. He commented that the developer was extremely willing to work with the City. The City has as close to an "iron clad" agreement as a statutory City can get on how quickly the growth can occur. Sisk: Out of 102 units, where did you come up with the 34 students? Fraker: I contacted the Boulder Valley School DiStrict and they issued formulas for developing how many students. Per lot, per elementary, you use a mulitiplyer factor of .33. For middle and junior school, you use a mulitiplyer factor of .21. For high school and senior school, you use a mulitiplyer factor of .16. These are the mulitiplyer factors that the School District uses in projecting growth and they are the ones that dictate what we use to put together our projected student influx. If you multiply that out, it'll come out that the elementary school will have 34 students, the middle school will have 21 students, and the high school will have 16 students for a total of 71 students. Sisk: As far as the bike lane that adjoins Coal Creek Ranch, would it make any sense to have that landscaped? Fraker: At the present time, our engineering estimate is based upon, after discussions that we had, it was thought that a 6 ft. privacy fence would be built along our property line and the site itself was to be 7