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ORDINANCE NO. 690 CONT'D Minutes Page - 4 - August 5, 1980 Attorney Joss stated that the Ordinance was published in its entirety on July 16, 1980 and notices of public hearing were published in the Louisville Times July 23, 1980 and July 30, 1980. Mayor Waschak opened the public hearing and asked if there was anyone in the audience in support of Ordinance No. 690. Dennis Drumm of D & C Associates, 813 Main St. represented Mr. Frank Hocheder and Sons in the annexation and zoning request. Mr. Drumm then went to the vicinity map and explained the Goodhue Ditch formed the east boundary, Delany Road is the south boundary and Centennial Filing 1 forms the north boundary of the annexation territory. He then stated there were 3 different zones - in the northwest corner - a 5 acre agricultural site. The reason for the agricultural zoning because this is the only zoning under which a special review use permits the owner to drill for oil and/or gas. R-M zoning was also requested for 10 acres, and the balance to be R-L, single family zoning. There would be a maximum of 550 dwelling units on the site. The area along the Goodhue Ditch to continue the greenbelt will be dedicated to the City - approximately 16 acres. One of the collector streets would connect into Via Appia and would be built on both the east and west sides of the 75' wide Public Service right-of-way, would also connect with Delany Road and there would be an access to the agricultural zone and 2 access points to the R-M zone. Additional right-of-ways will be dedicated for Via Appia and Delaney Roads so that they can be built to City standards. Breakdown - R-L 100 acres M-F 10 acres AGRI 5 acres PUBLIC USE 16 acres PSCO. ROW 11 acres Total 142 acres They anticipate 435 Single Family units 115 Multi-family, Townhouse units In terms of density - 3.7 units per acre. He presented each member of Council and the Mayor with a copy of the Impact Statement. He then stated the owner has agreed to deed to the City his 3 shares of South Boulder Coal Creek water.