City Council Agenda and Packet 1998 06 16

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Ray replied that the Public Works Department is in the process of calculating the water cost for reimbursement from the Golf Course Activity Enterprise. Howard moved that Council approve Ordinance No. 1280, Series 1998 - An Ordinance Establishing a Golf Course Activity Enterprise of the City of Louisville, seconded by Keany. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 7-0 vote. DISCUSSION/DlRECTION - FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN SAM'S CLUB - PARCEL 0, CENTENNIAL VALLEY FILING NO.4 Davidson called for staff presentation. Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated this is a Final Subdivision Replat and Final PUD Development Plan for Filing No.4, Centennial Valley Parcel O. The replat propo'ses to divide Lots 2 and 3 into three lots; Lot 1 is proposed as Sam's Club. The building is proposed at 128,000 sf, which results in a coverage of22%. On site open space is deficient at a total of 22%, with 6% hardscape. The plan currently has 16% greenscape. The applicant is requesting a credit of 6.7% (38,400 sf) towards the open space requirement from the off- site detention area. Although not a common practice, some credit was provided to Albertson's as the open space detention area was adjacent to the building. Primary access points are generally consistent with currently platted access easements. The internal lqop drive has two points of access on Dahlia Street. The PUD reflects a rear setback of 90' from Dahlia Street. The finished floor elevation is approximately 10' higher than Dahlia Street directly to the east. Parking exceeds the required number of spaces by 134 spaces. The preliminary presentation was for Lots 1 & 2, Sam's Club and a Wal-Mart. The final presentation is only for Lot 1, Sam's Club. The setback of 30' is not deficient according to the CDDG; however, the building division has indicated that the building needs an unlimited area for a building of 128,000 sf. The contingency of unlimited area is that the entire building must be surrounded by or adjoining a public way or yards not less than 60'. The applicant proposes to create a 60' easement along that property line. The building division does not feel this would satisfy the code. Staffhas asked that the applicant review the main access into Lot 2, expand the pedestrian walk in front of the store, and provide additional landscaping. Bill Simmons, City Administrator, directed Council's attention to a letter received from Jeff Koelbel proposing the City and Sam's Club share sales tax received on a 50/50 basis for the first year, which 4