Planning Commission Agenda and Packet 2021 08 12

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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes July 8, 2021 Page 4 of 7 described the proposal's compliance with the GDP, CDDSG, and dark -sky lighting regulations. Ritchie shared that there were waivers from the CDDSG that requested 25% building perimeter landscaping and 20-foot-on-center street trees. Diehl asked if the roadway on Lot 4 had been moved south. Ritchie replied that it was generally in the same configuration as before and it had been reviewed by Public Works. Diehl asked about the gas substation development. Ritchie replied that the gas station was not in Louisville, but the developer would need to provide access and grading and there were a number of utility easements so that gas line could remain in place. Diehl asked about increases in traffic with this development alongside Redtail Ridge. Ritchie replied that the Redtail and Parish proposals had contemplated each other's developments in their traffic studies and added that there would be additional opportunities for review of the traffic plan during the development process. Kevin Kelley of United Properties, 2200 Creekside Point in Littleton, described the project with elevations of the planned buildings. He stated that they learned lessons from the first phase and had incorporated the design feedback from that phase into this one. Design choices included the articulation of building panels and a mix of materials other than textured concrete. Kelley described the landscaping plans, which would screen the adjacent trail and the truck court. He described the sustainability plans for the buildings, which matched those from the first phase. Kelley concluded with the community benefits of the project, including cash -in -lieu, public land dedications, jobs, and revenue. Diehl asked if the building would meet IECC 2018 standards. Ritchie replied that the development would be subject to the standards in place when they submitted for building permits, as opposed to the standards in place during the proposal. Justin McCarthy of the applicant team added that they were complying with the Code, which exceeded IECC. Diehl asked if there was consideration given to electrification. Kelley replied that they did not know what the requirements would be for the tenants as they did not have tenants lined up yet. They were planning HVAC units powered by gas. Diehl asked when the trail development along the railroad tracks would start. 9