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City Council Meeting Minutes June 6, 2017 Page 11 of 20 Improvement Plan (CIP) conversation He supports a broader strategy including the study to address this. He noted an underpass or anything else is not likely to be completed in the next five years due to funding constraints Councilmember Maloney stated the new signs do give some immediate help to people crossing South Boulder Road and he would also support a parallel study. Carlos Hernandez, 279 Chestnut Street, stated this is an issue for all of town He stated safety is the number one criteria. An underpass can be built anywhere with the nght design There is Federal money to be leveraged for an underpass We should spend the $50,000 for the study It is all about safety. John Leary, 1116 Lafarge Avenue, noted the main issue from the public for the South Boulder Road Small Area Plan was connectivity. An underpass is what people want. Mayor Muckle asked Council if the consensus is to direct staff is to do both the signs and continue with the underpass study. Members stated yes Councilmember Keany requested the new signs be installed this summer before school starts if the money can be found. Councilmember Stolzmann asked staff to bring back a budget amendment to pay for the signs if it is needed and to do a budget amendment for the full study. Members agreed. RESOLUTION NO. 27, SERIES 2017 — A RESOLUTION APPROVING A FINAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT FOR A 13,850 SQUARE FOOT COMMERCIAL BUILDING AND A FINAL SUBDIVISION PLAT TO VACATE THE EXISTING LOT LINES AND CREATE TWO LOTS; LOTS 8, 9, AND 10, TOWN OF LOUISVILLE SUBDIVISION — 608-624 MAIN STREET Planner Dean stated 608 Main St. (Lot 8) is a 6,519 square foot lot that is currently the site of a 1,920 square -foot office building constructed in 1974 612 and 624 Main St (Lots 9 and 10), which total 13,438 square feet, is the former location of the Blue Parrot parking lot The City recently purchased these lots, which are now used for public parking. All three lots were platted under the Town of Louisville Subdivision plat. All lots are zoned Community Commercial (CC), are within the Old Town Overlay Distnct and lie within the area defined by the Louisville Municipal Code as the central business district. Planner Dean stated the Developer submitted an application for a Final PUD to build a 13,850 square -foot two-story commercial building The above -grade floor area is 9,250 square feet, including 5,300 square feet on the main floor and 3,950 square feet on the upper floor The applicant proposes retail and office spaces on the main level and office spaces on the upper levels for the owner's company