Planning Commission Agenda and Packet 2010 04 08

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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes February 11, 2010 Page 4 of 15 2010. The property was posted with four (4) signs at the four corners of the property on January 24, 2010. Conflict of Interest and Disclosure: None heard. Staff Report of Facts and Issues: McCartney used PowerPoint presentation slides to discuss the following: • Introduction of staff involved in the review process and recognized those attending the hearing. • The development review process and which items would be reviewed by Planning Commission. • The Vicinity Map illustrated the acres for the zoning, rezoning, general development plan, preliminary subdivision plat and preliminary planned unit development. It also identified propert}in Broomfield. • Site History of the annexation of the Spicer property and tthe development of the former StorageTek Corpor 'on at the site. • The items being reviewed include: the gener velopment plan (GDP), the preliminary subdivision plat (PSP) and reliminary development plan (PDP). • Annexation does not requ by the fining Commission. The annexation hearing is sche d arch 16, 2010 with City Council. • The GDP is the document th sta ishes the zoning for a parcel. The provided GDP, which is an ov e plan, includes the following: Site Information Table; Permitted U ble; and the Yard and Bulk Requirement Table. • The proposed Campus Drive exterl�n requires an amendment to the NW Parkway IGA and the annexation of ertain parcels on Paradise Lane. T art of this application. • preli su sion plat was summarized with the following points: o Conoc Phillip fatted as one 390 acre site. o The original Stor Tek property, annexed in 1978, was never platted. the Spicer Annexation Agreement dated October 20, 1981, the rel d the Annexor from public use land dedication require nts. o All inte nal roadways are privately owned and maintained. o Internal roadways are dedicated as emergency easement. o ConocoPhillips must provide a public land dedication of 12% for 309 acres for a total of 37 acres (through land or cash in lieu). o All public land dedications must be finalized prior to approval of final plat. o Nine (9) planning areas are proposed for the land use dedication which covers about 28% of the site. o Restoring Prairie Grass to the site.