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Planning Commission <br />Meeting Minutes <br />August 8th, 2019 <br />Page 3 of 4 <br />Armstrong replied that the underground containment allowed them to balance the size <br />of the site and avoid building on the easement while obtaining adequate parking. <br />Brauneis asked what happened to the water in the underground retention pond. <br />Armstrong responded that it flowed into a containment unit with a filter that required <br />ongoing maintenance before moving into underground storage pipes that slowly <br />released the water into the drainage channel. <br />Hoefner asked who would be playing volleyball in the facility. <br />Kyle Rhatigan, owner of LBC Volleyball at 1776 Boxelder Street in Louisville, replied <br />that the club he owns would be the main tenant and the teams would be mostly junior <br />teams in high school with some younger athletes as well. <br />Brauneis asked for public comment. Seeing none, he requested a motion to enter the <br />sample materials into the record. Moline moved and Williams seconded. Voice vote all <br />in favor. Brauneis then asked for closing statements. Seeing none, he closed the public <br />hearing and opened commissioner comment. <br />Howe stated that he would appreciate discussions of probable business growth for <br />future, since in this case he felt that the facility would likely grow beyond its limited <br />parking. <br />Hoefner thanked the applicant and voiced support for the application. <br />Rice stated that he appreciated the creative use in the CTC. <br />Williams agreed with her fellow commissioners and added that having a facility like this <br />close by would help cut down on travel for local parents. She encouraged the applicant <br />to continue to work with staff on parking. <br />Moline voiced his support and appreciated the use of a unique and small lot in the CTC. <br />Brauneis stated that the shared parking agreement seemed like a good way to avoid <br />additional blacktop when it was unnecessary. <br />Rice moved to approve Resolution 13, Series 2019. Howe and Williams seconded. Roll <br />call vote. Motion passed unanimously. <br />COMMISSIONER COMMENTS <br />Rice asked if there would still be a special meeting on September 26tn <br />Ritchie replied that the Conoco -Phillips application was not on track to be ready by <br />September 26th. However, staff planned to present a Comprehensive Plan Amendment <br />related to the Parcel 0 provision. She noted that there would be public comment and a <br />presentation on the amendment criteria. <br />4 <br />