City Council Agenda and Packet 1978 02 21

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• a . Minute• of ,t Piannina Coaswis� on - P.b; ,14,,..i ,71 MESA POINT PRELIMINARY PLAT AND PUD Mr. Don Shonkwiler, applicant, was present to request Planning Commission to set a public hearing to consider the Mesa Point Preliminary Plat and PUD. Mr. Shonkwiler review the site plan changes. He stated that the number of dwelling units have been reduced from 138 to 132, realignasnt to the interior streets and the major point of entry to better facilitate the movement of traffic within Mesa Point and on South Boulder Road. The plan consists of 108 single-family home sites, a typical size being that of 80'X 110" and many of the sites are significantly larger. Also included are about 4 acres of medium-density zoning where the developer project approximately 24 owner-occupied units of a zero lot line or a closer configuration. The total density of the project is about 2. 7 units per acre and the open space dedication is about 6.75 acres. Mr. Shonkwiler noted that at the last meeting the major concern of the Planning Commission was the one major entry into Mesa Point. He stated that was still in effect however it has now been moved more to the west to avoid the steepness of South Boulder Road. It is their hope that when the Norman Church asks for development to the City of Louisville, the staff and Planning Commission will be able to work with them to achieve a second entry to facilitate their parking and better access to Mesa Point. There was some discussion relative to the Lafayette right-of-way. Mr. Shonkwiler stated that they would like to talk with the City of Lafayette to have their right-of-way vacated and have them utilize the entry into Mesa Point as it would be a paved maintained street. Gary Carnival asked what the zoning would be. Mr. Shonkwiler stated that the zoning is R-M (Residential-Medium) and R-L (Residential Low) . Gary Carnival moved that the Planning Commission set public hearing to consider Mesa Point Preliminary Plat and PUD for March 14, 1978 at 7: 30 P.M. The motion was seconded by Vivian Dhieux. The motion carried. COAL CREEK STATIONS JUNCTION AREA FINAL PUD PLAN Mr. Jeff Harris, Design Consultant for A & B Company, was present to review their proposal. He stated they propose to modify the original concept to provide for a medical and dental office and two retail buildings. Mr. Harris review a sketch plan which illu- strated the proposed buildings and the landscaping. Mr. Harris stated that the area will be relandscaped and the asphalt level will be at a minimum. 5.