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Planning Commission <br />Meeting Minutes <br />August 10, 2017 <br />Page 5 of 19 <br />service/delivery and emergency access and parking lot design. Intended from the sites, and <br />notes that if the site developed with smaller lots, it is possible more access drives could be built. <br />Staff does not find, however, that the application meets the intent of the conservation <br />easement with respect to the access drive that enters it on the western portion at CTC Blvd. <br />Staff acknowledges that access drives cross the conservation easement on other properties in <br />CTC, and the PUD proposes an access drive that will cross the easement on the eastern side to <br />S 104th Street. These access drives are acceptable because there are no reasonable <br />alternatives for accessing the property off of S 104th Street. Staff finds the access drive on the <br />west has reasonable alternatives and could be relocated out of the easement. <br />IDDSG: 4. Architecture <br />• Ordinance 1725 conditions not met <br />Staff reviewed the architecture subject to Ordinance 1725, a <br />the application does not comply. <br />IDDSG: 7. Sign Design <br />• Waiver for wall -mounted signs <br />o Up to three wall -mounted signs <br />o Up to six feet tall and 20 feet wide e <br />o Maximum character height of 48 inches <br />viously discussed, finds <br />The PUD includes a waiver for wall -mounted signage to . up to three wall -mounted signs up <br />to 6' tall and 20' wide, with a maximum character height <br />Staff supports the request due to the dist. -oft' - g fro42 and finds the signs will <br />not appear excessively lar • .d are at a let on to the building size. <br />In addition to the IDDSG and the <br />17.28.120 of the Louisville Municip <br />attachment in the p <br />plication must also comply with Section <br />analysis of these criteria is provided as an <br />Staff Recommendations. <br />Staff recommends Planning Commission move . deny Resolution 19, Series 2017 for a final <br />Planned Unit Development for Lot 1, Block 3, Colorado Technological Center because it does <br />not meet the conditions of Ordinan1725 with respect to architecture. <br />Alt <br />If Planning Commission recommendspproval, Staff recommends the following Conditions: <br />1. The applicant shall comply with the Parks Department memo dated July 28, 2017 prior <br />to the public hearing before City Council. <br />2. The applicant shall include a note on the PUD confirming that the property owner will be <br />responsible for installation and maintenance of all landscaping in Outlots B, C and F, <br />and within the Conservation Easement Areas No. 2 and No. 3. <br />3. The northern access drive to CTC Blvd located in the Easement Area No. 2 shall be <br />relocated out of Easement Area No. 2. <br />4. Planning Commission read into the record their findings of compliance for the PUD <br />criteria in place of staff's determination of non-compliance. <br />Commission Questions of Staff. <br />Moline says even though the City owns Outlots B and F, the applicant is required to landscape <br />those. Is that per the previous subdivision agreement? Ritchie says yes. <br />