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submitting a request for additional officers. Leesman: I do. DISCUSSION/MOTION - TIMOTHY J. BEATON - ANNEXATION LETTER OF INTEREST - ENCLAVE AT WALNUT STREET, WEST OF MCKINLEY AVENUE John Franklin, Community Development Director, explained that prospective annexors submit a letter of interest giving the City an indication of what their proposed development might be. He stated that Mr. Beaton and his wife, Barbara, were in the audience. Timothy J. Beaton, 1013 Jefferson Avenue, Louisville, CO, stated that they purchased about .6 of an acre located at the end of Walnut Street, which is surrounded on three (3) sides by existing property within the City. They are proposing that the zoning be RE, which would be no more than two (2) lots. They plan to build only one (1) house within the next three (3) years. They felt it would be compatible with the existing property already surrounding the area. Mayer: You're intending to make that as part of a greater PUD. Beaton: That's our plan, rather than zone it separately. We propose to do it as a single PUD with this property to the north. Mayer: I think your parcel is very strategic in the way that whole area gets developed. Some of it is RR in that area. The Catholic church is RR. The land just east of Bridgefield is RR. The land adjacent to you is RE. I would like to see what the whole plan is going to look like. If you're just asking to develop your parcel, I think that is one thing. If it's going to be a part of a much larger development picture, I would want to see what that is before deciding on zoning. Beaton: We wanted to make sure that the plans for our property were consistent with the surrounding area. It makes sense that because it is a strategic parcel, there be a uniform plan for that area. That's why we had hoped to move forward with a joint PUD, rather than just 4