City Council Agenda and Packet 1997 09 16

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are willing to take care of the trash enclosures. They improved the rear of the buildings to make them g esthetically pleasing to the Comfort Inn. Lathrop stated that the City should not separate their open space by a private parcel of land that is 30' wide. He was for the land swap. Lathrop moved that Council exchange the parcels as was described in the PUD and direct the City Attorney to prepare the ordinance for the land exchange, seconded by Levihn. Keany offered a friendly amendment that the passage of the ordinance be timed or conditioned upon approval of the final PUD. Lathrop and seconder Levihn accepted that. Roll call was taken. Motion passed 4 3 with Davidson, Sisk, and Mayer voting against. Keany moved that Council return this Preliminary Plat and PUD application back to the'Planning Commission with the comments of Council and with the understanding that Council had approved the land exchange as part of the Preliminary Plat and PUD, seconded by Lathrop. Howard offered a friendly amendment that the wording be added concerning the 15' additional view corridor and the 5.0 parking ration. Keany and seconder Lathrop. accepted. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 6 1 vote with Davidson voting against. RESOLUTION NO. 35, SERIES 1997 FINAL SUBDIVISION REPLAT FOR LOT 2 OF THE LOUISVILLE CAMPUS SUBDIVISION, AND FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR LOT 1 COAL CREEK MEDICAL CAMPUS Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that this is to divide the 2.5 acre lot into four development lots, and Outlot A which is dedicated to parking and access. The applicant's intent is to execute a joint access easement and maintenance agreement for both Lots 1 and 2. Lot sizes will range from 7,330 s.f. to 18,694 s.f. A final PUD development plan had been submitted for a 4,700 s.f two story medical office building on proposed Lot 1. A total of approximately 24,000 s.f of professional and medical offices for the four proposed lots. The scope of the PUD is limited to Lot 1. The parking proximity to 88th Street will be screened with evergreen trees and a double row of shrubs. Parking is a 6/1000. Landscape open space coverage is proposed at 27% for the overall project, plus 7% dedicated to pedestrian walks and areas. Staff requested that the applicant add a note to the PUD agreeing to provide a connection to future public sidewalks from the sidewalk north of the proposed building on Lot 1 and from the sidewalk along the north side of the parking lot in the southern portion of the site. Additional staff comments were that the note exempting certain items from the 35' maximum height should be modified to eliminate antennae from the exceptions; the outdoor storage note should be eliminated. It is understood that outdoor trash enclosure areas will be allowed as