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Open Space Advisory Board Agenda and Packet 2018 11 14
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Harper Lake, Coyote Run, and Aquarius Open Space properties per Ordinance No. 1597, <br />Series 2011 and Ordinance No.1752, Series 2017. <br />In this next phase of formally zoning property as Open Space, staff requested the City Council <br />consider and endorse the "scope" of the next properties to go through the process of <br />surveying, public hearings, adjacent property owner notifications, etc. <br />Properties discussed with City Council on October 16, 2018 for this next phase of zoning <br />included: <br />Coal Creek Trail Corridor (between HWY 36 and Dillon), Dutch Creek Open Space, Olson <br />Properties, Warembourg, Lake Park Open Space, and Walnut. Please see the City Council <br />packet which is located at: http://www.louisvilleco.gov/home/showdocument?id=21236 for <br />the detailed packet information and map of properties discussed. <br />Direction provided by City Council includes: <br />• Coal Creek Trail (HWY 36 to Dillon Road): City Council gave direction to zone this property <br />as Open Space. However, staff was asked to consider future expansion of the Golf <br />Maintenance Shop (floodplain issues related to expansion), evaluate including parcels in the <br />road right of way, and determine if adjacent private lands could be zoned as Open Space. <br />• Dutch Creek: City Council gave direction to zone this property as Open Space and <br />supported staff's recommendation to work with appropriate boards and staff on designating <br />boundary lines next to Elephant Park and the golf course. <br />• Olson: City Council requested additional information regarding this property before giving <br />direction on Open Space zoning. City Council requested staff to evaluate the southern <br />portion of the property for potential park -like uses such as: a dog park, playing fields, <br />playgrounds, etc. as well as potential commercial uses. Generally, City Council was <br />supportive of zoning the northern portion of the property as Open Space with the "Open <br />Space -Other" classification which allows for the most flexibility in management practices. <br />• Warembourg Open Space: City Council gave direction to zone this property as Open Space <br />and to include an additional parcel in the north-west corner of the property. <br />• Lake Park Open Space: City Council gave direction to wait until 2020 to give formal zoning <br />direction on this property. In 2020 the Cottonwood Master Plan is scheduled to occur, <br />information gained in the planning effort will be considered before voting on Open Space <br />zoning. During the discussion a significant majority of the City Council preferred to designate <br />Lake Park as a park and the Cottonwood Master Planning process would help further inform <br />future deliberation. <br />• Page 2 <br />10 <br />
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