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Planning Commission <br />Meeting Minutes <br />September 08, 2022 <br />Page 10 of 13 <br />be the production and manufacturing side that could include pharmaceuticals. He is not <br />sure what products would be used or made, though. <br />Public Comment: <br />Moline moves and Diehl seconds a motion to add both addendums into the record. <br />Motion passes unanimously by a voice vote. <br />Jojo Follmar, 1712 Steel St, Apt 7302 <br />Follmar recommends not approving Redtail ridge. Our area has already so many more <br />jobs than houses; it will be devastating for climate with how many more car trips there <br />will be. It will be less affordable housing and there is not enough open space for this <br />development. <br />Matt Jones, 265 Dahlia Dr <br />Jones says the developer's previous proposed GDP lost by five points during the <br />election process of Redtail Ridge. Based upon the election finding, the city was not in <br />favor of this development. These proposals are not just based on criteria but also <br />heavily influenced and pushed by the public and public opinion. This plan has more <br />open space but it should be the most public land dedicated space, not the second. <br />Please do what the community wants you to do and deny this proposal. <br />Jerry McQuie, 972 St Andrews Ln <br />McQuie comments on the plat. The plat calls for vacating drainage easements from the <br />Boulder Valley School District but he sees no communications in the packets indicating <br />that the school district agreed to it. He does not want to see road improvements on 88tn <br />Street in preparation for this proposal because of the delays possible from multiple <br />municipalities involved. He asks the commission to keep the limits that were in the 2010 <br />GDP. Regarding the economic analysis, you did take out the use and sales tax for the <br />hospital but he believes the employee contribution should be taken out as well. <br />RJ Harrington, 457 E Raintree Ct <br />Harrington says the last two pages of the packet prove that these developers are not <br />our neighbors. These developers are not recognizing what their neighbors have been <br />saying for years. None of them has a Louisville address. He would like to hear a <br />definition of hope and he hopes that this plat does not get approved. <br />Cathern Smith, 608 West St <br />Smith discusses Section 16.12.060. A preliminary plat must be approved before the <br />final plat. She does not think the code says you can review them simultaneously. She <br />focuses on the approval with conditions. She thinks conditions are different from <br />approving with modifications. A modification is saying the plat will be approved if these <br />changes are made. A condition is saying we will approve the plat on the condition that <br />for example a traffic demand management plan is submitted. She does not view this <br />code section saying the commission can approve with conditions. She says she is <br />uncomfortable with grey. She has been attending the other board meetings such as <br />parks and open space. If the city does not tie down the participant in very clear terms, <br />the proposal starts to change. She still does not know if the 47 acres is a conservation <br />easement. She asks the commission to make the applicant commit in writing their <br />12 <br />