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Planning Commission <br />Meeting Minutes <br />November 10, 2016 <br />Page 6 of 23 <br />We purchased the property out of foreclosure and it was conveyed in this way to use as a condo <br />association. We are trying to clean it up and create four dividable lots so we can manage it <br />easier. We currently do not own the parking lot per se. It is run by an association not in place <br />right now. This way, there will be three owners able to have access to their parking lots and their <br />buildings. This is a cleaner way to go about it. <br />Commission Questions of Applicant: <br />Rice asks McNeil if he has any problems with the condition of entering into a shared parking <br />agreement. <br />McNeil says we have no concerns about it. <br />Public Comment: <br />Michael Menaker, 1827 W Choke Cherry Drive, Louisville, CO <br />I live just up the hill from this so I am in here frequently. My question is, when this is subdivided, <br />is there some guarantee of maintenance? There is essentially a private road that provides <br />access, right turn in to go west on Century Drive. It runs back to the drycleaners and Lamar's. At <br />various points during the year, the road is pot -holed and cratered, and the pavement has <br />heaves. If this is subdivided into four separate lots, what assurances and procedures are in <br />place to insure that everything is maintained to a standard? <br />McNeil says we are instituting a maintenance agreement to be entered in by all owners to have <br />a cost sharing of that drive. It will address asphalt maintenance and street lights maintenance. <br />That will be the governing document going forward to control that process. <br />Brauneis says does Staff have anything to add to that? <br />Zuccaro says I don't think anything would change from the requirements of the PUD which <br />would be to maintain that private drive. Any improvements shown on the original PUD must be <br />maintained by the property owner and that requirement runs with the land. Ultimately, the City <br />could enforce through enforcement of the PUD. <br />Rice says that even though they have divided into four lots, the same duties that would have <br />existed previously under the PUD still exist. <br />Sheets says does that need to be reflected in the conditions or are we ok with what we have in <br />the current resolution. <br />Trice says they are entering into a maintenance agreement. It will be easier for them to manage <br />and hopefully, it will improve the situation. <br />Summary and request by Staff and Applicant: <br />Staff recommends Planning Commission move to approve Centennial Pavilions Final Plat: <br />Resolution No. 30, Series 2016, a resolution recommending approval of a replat to subdivide a <br />single 9.4 acre lot into four separate lots zoned Commercial Community (CC), located at 133- <br />165 S. McCaslin Boulevard; Lot 1, Centennial Pavilions Filing No. 1, with the following condition: <br />1. Prior to the recordation of the plat, the applicant shall record an agreement between the <br />four lots to establish shared parking, cross access, and overall maintenance. <br />Closed Public Hearing and discussion by Commission: <br />Motion made by Sheets to approve Centennial Pavilions Final Plat: Resolution No. 30, <br />Series 2016, a resolution recommending approval of a replat to subdivide a single 9.4 acre lot <br />into four separate lots zoned Commercial Community (CC), located at 133-165 S. McCaslin <br />Boulevard; Lot 1, Centennial Pavilions Filing No. 1, with the following condition: <br />1. Prior to the recordation of the plat, the applicant shall record an agreement between the <br />four lots to establish shared parking, cross access, and overall maintenance. <br />seconded by Brauneis. Roll call vote. <br />
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