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Louisville City Council Meeting June 1, 2004 Page 6 of 12 ~ Mayor Sisk asked for an applicant summary. Mr. Pederson requested Council approval of the proposal subject to working out the details for affordable housing. Planning Director Wood reminded Council the Planning Commission recommendation contains an open space cash in-lieu requirement. Council member Brown addressed the proposal's provision for schools capacity, and access issues. Planning Director Wood stated his understanding the enrollment was down, according to the Boulder Valley School District. Pederson addressed the issue of traffic and reviewed the findings of the traffic study. Mayor Sisk asked if the traffic survey took into consideration multi-family housing. Pederson stated the traffic study considered office use and multi-family residential. City Attorney Light asked for clarification on the number of units that would be dedicated as affordable housing. Pederson responded 10% or seven units. Light suggested prior to recordation of the PUD, the seven-unit dedication be required, for a median income of 80%. MOTION: Council member Brown moved to approve Resolution No. 22, Series 2004, with a second condition requiring the seven-unit dedication be required prior to recordation of the property, for a median income of 80%. Council member Levihn seconded the motion. Roll call vote was taken. The motion passed by a vote of 4-3. Mayor Sisk, Council members Clabots and Keany voted no. RESOLUTION NO. 31, SERIES 2004 - A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING APPROVAL OF SPECIAL REVIEW USE AND FINAL SUBDIVISION PLAT FOR A COMMUNITY PARK FACILITY - public hearing (advertised Daily Camera 5/16/04) Mayor Sisk requested a Staff presentation. Planning Director Paul Wood explained Resolution No. 31, Series 2004, approves a Special Review Use and Final Subdivision Plat for a Community Park Facility and associated parking area. The park is sited on approximately 18.3 acres of land, zoned Agriculture, was acquired by the City for parks and right-of-way purposes. The conceptual design of the park facility integrates multiple uses within a centralized park concept towards providing for the recreational needs of the community. He reviewed the Final Subdivision Plat, which proposes a two-lot subdivision with Lot 1, at 15.4 acres, north of the road connection, and Lot 2, at 1.1 acres, located south of the road connection. The plat dedicates a 70' right-of-way for the Bella Vista Road connection. The Special Review Use Plan is reflective of the mission to provide a centrally located, multi- purpose, outdoor recreation facility balancing the intensity of use with the character of the surrounding neighborhood.