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SUMMARY: <br />The applicant, United Properties, on behalf of the three owners (Adrian Games, Ascent <br />Community Church, and The Archdiocese of Denver — St. Louis), request approval of a <br />preliminary and final Planned Unit Development to allow construction of a 100,000 sf <br />industrial building, a preliminary and final Planned Unit Development and Special <br />Review Use to allow a 3,500 sf convenience store and auto fueling station, and a final <br />plat to create 2 parcels, 4 lots, and 2 outlots. Staff is presenting this as a concurrent <br />preliminary and final Planned Unit Development at the request of the applicant. <br />BACKGROUND: <br />The St. Louis Parish and Commercial Park property is approximately 51.6 acres in size <br />and located northeast of the Dillon Road and S. 96th Street intersection. To the east is <br />BNSF Rail Road right of way and the Colorado Technological Center. To the west and <br />southwest are the Warembourg and Admor Open Spaces, which are conservation <br />properties owned jointly by Boulder County and City of Louisville. To the south is <br />property in unincorporated Boulder County zoned Agriculture and designated as a <br />Preservation Area through Intergovernmental Agreements with limited residential and <br />agricultural development. <br />Adrian Games owns the northernmost 5.39 acre parcel, Ascent Community Church <br />owns the center 13.26 acre parcel, and the Archdiocese of Denver -St. Louis owns the <br />southernmost 32.75 acre parcel. The applicant, United Properties, is under contract tc <br />purchase the Ascent parcel. <br />The City separately annexed each property between the time periods of July 1996 and <br />February 1997. Each property was zoned Agriculture when annexed. The City <br />subsequently approved a rezoning to Planned Community Zone District (PZCD) and the <br />St. Louis Parish and Commercial Park GDP on September 21, 2004, which included the <br />three properties described above. Adrian Games and the Denver Archdiocese were <br />owners at the time of this original approval, while the center parcel was sold a number <br />of times to different entities. City code requires that a PCZD zoned property be under <br />single ownership and at least 30 acres in size. The City waived the requirement for <br />single ownership with an agreement among the three property owners that they would <br />act as a single developer of the property. <br />On October 17, 2017, the City approved the first amendment to the St Louis Parish and <br />Commercial Park GDP. This amendment allowed religious institutions as a use -by -right <br />in Zone 2 rather than by Special Review. Following this approval, the property owners' <br />received approval of a preliminary plat and preliminary Planned Unit Development on <br />September 4, 2018 to establish the intent for 4 lots on the Ascent property; 2 parcels, <br />one each on the Games and Archdiocese properties. The PUD included the <br />construction of a 52,000 sf church and associated site improvements. Following this <br />approval, Ascent Church made application for a final plat and final PUD to follow <br />through with the intent of the preliminary approvals. These applications were never <br />finalized or considered before Planning Commission and City Council. Earlier this year, <br />St Louis Parish and Bolder Innovation Campus PUD, SRU and Plat Page 2 of 16 <br />PC — February 11, 2021 <br />