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Planning Commission <br />Meeting Minutes <br />November 10, 2016 <br />Page 3 of 23 <br />2. The applicant shall address all issues in the Department of Public Works October 4, <br />2016 memo prior to the City Council hearing. <br />3. Prior to City Council approval, the plat shall be revised to include the reception numbers <br />for the Louisville Tire Center plat and PUD. <br />4. Prior to City Council approval, the PUD shall be revised to include a note, where <br />applicable, that the "Commercial Live Work Area — Final Condition is conceptual only, is <br />not approved by this PUD and is subject to further review and approval, disapproval or <br />modification through a separate PUD Amendment process". <br />5. Prior to City Council approval, the PUD shall be revised to remove the proposed parking <br />improvements from the east side of the Live/Work Building A structure. Additionally, the <br />joint parking and access easement shown on the Louisville Trade Center PUD and <br />Replat shall be clearly delineated on the plat and PUD with references made to that <br />document and reception number. <br />Closed Public Hearing and discussion by Commission: <br />Rice says I recall that the issue is whether or not the condition we created earlier regarding the <br />resolution of the easement was satisfied by this development plan. We asked the City Attorney <br />to weigh in on it. My understanding is that the City Attorney says the development plan is <br />consistent with the condition as previously created to the extent that the condition portended to <br />require resolution of a private dispute that is beyond our jurisdiction to make such a condition. <br />With those two things having been said by the City Attorney, my view is that the issue has been <br />resolved. <br />Brauneis says regarding the space Louisville Tire has been using in the past, what is the legal <br />status of that space? <br />Dean says the space Louisville Tire has been using will not change. From what I understand <br />from the applicant, this is not proposed to physically change. Louisville Tire has been parking <br />there and there will be no impediments. <br />Pritchard says any legal issue that may be coming in the future will be between the applicant <br />and the private party. <br />Rice says to make it perfectly clear, this is not planning criteria. We had created this condition <br />earlier to cast some doubt on it. With the City Attorney having clarified it, my concerns have <br />been allayed. <br />Motion made by Rice to approve Delo Lofts Final Plat/PUD/SRU: Resolution 25, Series <br />2016, a resolution recommending approval of a final plat for 4.39 acres which includes a 1.91 <br />acre final planned unit development (PUD) and special review use (SRU) within the core area of <br />the Highway 42 Revitalization District for 33 apartments and 8 live/work units with the following <br />conditions: <br />1. The proposed signage shall be modified to comply with the Downtown Sign Manual. <br />2. The applicant shall address all issues in the Department of Public Works October 4, <br />2016 memo prior to the City Council hearing. <br />3. Prior to City Council approval, the plat shall be revised to include the reception numbers <br />for the Louisville Tire Center plat and PUD. <br />4. Prior to City Council approval, the PUD shall be revised to include a note, where <br />applicable, that the "Commercial Live Work Area — Final Condition is conceptual only, is <br />not approved by this PUD and is subject to further review and approval, disapproval or <br />modification through a separate PUD Amendment process". <br />5. Prior to City Council approval, the PUD shall be revised to remove the proposed parking <br />improvements from the east side of the Live/Work Building A structure. Additionally, the <br />joint parking and access easement shown on the Louisville Trade Center PUD and <br />Replat shall be clearly delineated on the plat and PUD with references made to that <br />document and reception number. <br />seconded by Hsu. Roll call vote. <br />