Planning Commission Agenda and Packet 2023 05 11

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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes February 09, 2023 Page 3 of 15 Staff is recommending approval of Resolution 3 Series 2023, recommending approval of the draft Resolution amending the Coal Creek Ranch Filing 3 PUD fence regulations Commissioner Questions of Staff. - None is heard. Public Comment: None is heard. Closinq Statement by Staff. - None is heard. Discussion by Commissioners: Howe says these proposals are valid and we should pass them quickly. He is in support. Moline says he supports this proposal. He is deeply saddened by what has happened to these homeowners and would like this processed quickly. Choi appreciates the effort put forth by staff. The package put together was comprehensive and he is in support of moving this forward. Osterman says she is in support of this and is looking for this being expedited. Krantz says she is in support. Brauneis says he is in support. Choi moves and Moline seconds a motion to approve Resolution 3, 2023. Motion passes unanimously by a roll call vote. New Business — Public Hearing Items A. Planned Unit Development Amendment — Cornerstone — Adoption of Resolution 5, Series 2023 recommending approval of a Planned Unit Development Amendment to amend fence regulations for the Cornerstone subdivision. Case Planner: Lisa Ritchie, Planning Manager Applicant: City of Louisville All notice was met as required and there is no commissioner conflict of interest. Staff Presentation: Ritchie gives background on the Cornerstone neighborhood. The PUD was approved in August of 1990. All 71 single family properties were destroyed due to Marshall Fire. The current PUD regulates all fences to some degree. In Ordinance 1838, Series 2022, there is a citywide exemption for wood fences adjacent to homes. This is a neighborhood driven proposal. From the Via Appia and McCaslin side of the neighborhood, the proposal revises the fence design requirement from 5-6' high cedar with the color Dune Grey to