Planning Commission Minutes 2010 02 11

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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes February 11, 2010 Page 10 of 15 Members of the Public: Elmer Crider, 9355 Paradise Lane, Louisville stated his support of the project and what a blessing it will be for the City. Donna Auguste, 9350 Paradise Lane, Louisville read a letter into record stating the ConocoPhillips project will have a profound impact on their lives. The extension of Campus Drive will also impact their property. She stated the rural character will be lost. Larry Helms, 9255 Paradise Lane, stated his support for the project. Ed Byrne, 250 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, representing the Thompson Family (9250 Paradise Lane), summarized the negative impact the development will have on the Thompson property. He distributed a set of pictures to illustrate his discussion. Erich Hardy, 9555 Paradise Lane, stated his support for the project. He thanked ConocoPhillips for the professionalism they demonstrated with the residents on Paradise Lane. Peter Stewart, 1132 Jefferson, Louisville expressed concern with Resolution No. 4 and the building heights should be based on design and provide a benefit to the community. He stated a 95’ tall building does not benefit the community. David Waldman, 1871 Continental View Dr., Louisville discussed the need for the applicant to provide the required land dedication. He continued with a discussion of building heights stating the 35’ limitation is not appropriate for the site. He stated his support for the 95’ height instead of the sprawl that the 35’ height limitation would require. Audrey DeBarros, 839 W. Mulberry St., Louisville, representing the US 36 Commuting Solution, discussed the multi-modal and TDM approach, the bike connectivity and the groups desire to continue working with ConocoPhillips on TDM. Mark Zaremba, 1260 Hays Dr., Louisville stated the 95’ is appropriate. He also stated the company locating to Louisville will provide benefit to downtown Louisville. Russell Moore, 1013 Arapahoe Circle, Louisville stated he has had a working relationship with ConocoPhillips through CU. He stated he has been impressed with the plans and the pre-planning ConocoPhillips has been doing. Steve Anderson, 225 South Boulder Road, Louisville stated his excitement for ConocoPhillips to be a part of Colorado, especially Louisville. He expressed concerns with the extension of Campus Drives but also believes the extension is needed. John Leary, 1116 Lafarge, Louisville stated his concerns with the requested waivers and the need for more detail regarding those waivers. His concerns center on specific sections of the Louisville Municipal Code.