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Davidson stated that we have had several significant snow storms and the street crews had done a fantastic job of keeping the streets of Louisville open. He has had many people who don't even live in Louisville, along with citizens of Louisville, mention to him how well the streets are kept open. He read and presented each mex~er of the street crew, who had some responsibility in this excellent service, with a Certificate of Appreciation. Those receiving Certificates were: Richard Domenico Chuck Maypole Bill Wolff George Kupfner Leonard Chapa Dave Szymanski RE~OLUTION NO. 72, SERIES 1992 - BANK OF LOUISVITW~ - FINAL AMENDED PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN Sisk asked to be excused from consideration of this matter, because his law firm represents the Bank of Louisville and has ownership in the Bank of Louisville. Davidson asked that the record show that Councilman Sisk had excused himself from this item. Paul Wood, Director of Planning, stated that this is to allow construction of a bank and office building with a drive-through accessory use to that building. The property is located at the southeast corner of the intersection of West Cherry and Dahlia Street. He explained that the amended plan substitutes a single, two-story, hip roof building for three free standing buildings on the currently adopted PUD that was approved in 1988. The building height will not exceed 35 ft., with the footprint of the building being approximately 12.5% of lot coverage. He stated that the Planning Commission met at a Public Hearing on November 10, 1992, an(! voted 3-2 to adopt Resolution No. 32, Series 1992, with five conditions of approval (SEE ATTACHED). Wood stated that the revised PUD addresses all of the required revisions of the Planning Conmission approval. The total number of parking spaces was reduced from 64 to 59 spaces in order to widen a portion of landscape strip along Cherry Street. He stated that the additional landscaping along Cherry Street will act to buffer the drive- through facility from the Cherrywood subdivision to the north. The basement is intended to be used as storage only for the bank. He clarified, with regard to the sign, that when the applicant came before the Planning Commission, the sign dimensions were shown on the Plat to be 6 ft. tall and 12 ft. long. He stated that the actual dimension would be 12 ft. tall and 6 ft. wide. 4