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City Council Meeting Minutes August 4, 2020 Page 10 of 12 Charlene Bandurian, 139 Lincoln Circle, urged denial as she feels it will ruin the small town ambiance and make Louisville like any other City. Mike Schaller, 349 Short Street, stated he supports the application and keeping Medtronic here. Kristin Anthony, 812 Spyglass Circle, stated her opposition as it is too big and is not supported by residents. She stated the Council should wait for a better proposal with fewer impacts. Doug Johnson, 804 Spyglass Circle, stated this is too big and the traffic will be incredible. This is not what Louisville needs. Seth Adams, 1604 Longs Peak Drive, stated he is speaking on behalf of the Louisville Sustainability Board. He stated this development does not address the needs of the Sustainability Action Plan. Gail Hartman, 724 Ponderosa Court, stated this is disconnected from town and people who live here will spend all their money in Broomfield as it is more convenient. Linda Gallegos 125 Cherywood Lane, stated people just want to keep Louisville a special place and this development won't do that. Louisville is not designed for this type of traffic. Tanya Glaser 106 Aline Street, asked for a no vote. She stated she supports Medtronic and senior housing but would like to have a better design; this is too big and too dense. It needs to be more environmental. Arnie Mullen 235 Dahlia Drive, stated his opposition to the traffic and the housing. He feels it will stress the infrastructure too much. He worries the residents will end up paying for this in the end. Justin Solomon, 477 Lincoln Court, stated he was hopeful this would be a good plan but the scale and environmental impacts are too much for Louisville. He would like Medtronic to build under what is already allowed. John Leary, 116 LaFarge Avenue, stated the fiscal benefit to the City is not a positive and this is not right for Louisville. Cyndi Bedell, 662 West Willow Street, stated that if Comp Plan changes require public input than this should be denied as the citizens of Louisville are strongly against this and the decrease in the quality of life this would bring. She asked Council to wait for a better proposal. Janet Schofield, 363 Troon Court, stated the question is if we want a town feel or a metropolis feel. This development will just add to the urban sprawl and is just too big.